It's just on the PC shop in the meantime though
- by Fraser Gilbert Fri 13th Sep 2024
When the Xbox 360 shop formally closed permanently back in July, among the video games that opted for it was Activision's 2010 FPS Singularity, which regrettably has actually never ever been made in reverse suitable for contemporary consoles.
Out of the blue this week, the video game was unexpectedly relisted on the Microsoft Store – the catch being that it's just the PC variation as things stand. It's offered to purchase for ₤ 14.99/ $29.99, with the release date noted as September 12th.
This has actually naturally ignited the interest of a great deal of Xbox fans, who are questioning whether a prospective brand-new addition to in reverse compatibility on Xbox might be in the works. We have not seen any titles getting contributed to the BC library considering that method back in November 2021, and now that Microsoft owns Activision, there's capacity for it to occur.
We've seen these sort of relistings in the past and they frequently mean an approaching addition to Xbox Game Pass, so maybe Singularity is simply getting ready for a PC launch on that service. We'll be keeping our fingers crossed that it may make its method to Xbox too though – it's been far too long given that we got a brand-new in reverse suitable title!
Do you believe we might see Singularity participated in the BC program quickly? Let us understand down below.
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Fraser is the News Editor at Pure Xbox, where he invests his time reporting on the greatest stories worldwide of Xbox and beyond.
