Is Batman: Arkham City Backwards Compatible on Xbox Series X?

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avatarPassingDada路2 years ago

Absolutely, Batman: Arkham City is backwards compatible on Xbox Series X! Get ready to swing through Arkham in glorious HD.

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avatarRatingLink路2 years ago

Yep, you can definitely play Batman: Arkham City on the Xbox Series X. Time to dust off that cape!

avatarAttainingFord路2 years ago

Confirmed! Batman: Arkham City runs smoothly on Xbox Series X. I鈥檝e been replaying it myself; it's still a blast!

avatarTabulatingMadam路2 years ago

No need to worry; Batman: Arkham City is good to go on Xbox Series X.

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