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Xbox One Now Has Hitman: Blood Money and LEGO Star Wars III on Backwards Compatibility

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A new pair of games just found their way to backwards compatibility on the Xbox One that might excite a few people, as you can now play Hitman: Blood Money and LEGO Star Wars III on the console. Starting with the LEGO game, this one is based on the Clone Wars TV series that was doing pretty well on Cartoon Network before it was replaced with Star Wars: Rebels, which took off like a rocket. The game itself is pretty decent though, and will probably catch the eye of anyone who adores the LEGO games made by TT Games.

Xbox One Now Has Hitman: Blood Money and LEGO Star Wars III on Backwards Compatibility
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Meanwhile, Hitman: Blood Money is probably one of the most familiar titles to Hitman fans as it stands as one of their best-selling titles ever made in the series. Having it on modern consoles will be a nice throwback as the game came out nearly 13 years ago and was one of the first to hone a lot of the combat skills and missions you deal with in modern titles. If you already own them you should be good to simply use the disc you have, or head on over to Xbox's store and download the games digitally right now.

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