Are Xbox 360 LEGO Games Backwards Compatible?

BurstingHong·a year ago

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BivouacingFirm·a year ago

Yep! Many Xbox 360 LEGO games are backwards compatible with Xbox One and Series X/S. So you can relive those brick-building adventures on your newer console!

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NailingSurge·a year ago

Most of them are! Titles like LEGO Star Wars and LEGO Marvel Super Heroes work just fine on newer consoles. Just check the Xbox backwards compatibility list to be sure!

ResolvingGame·a year ago

Only some of the LEGO Xbox 360 games are backwards compatible. Make sure to check Microsoft's official list for details.

RuingMite·a year ago

I can confirm from personal experience that LEGO Batman 2 works great on my Xbox One. Happy gaming!

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