Next Xbox Could Play All Previous Xbox Games
Microsoft's upcoming Xbox console, codenamed Project Helix, is reportedly capable of running games from all previous Xbox generations. The device is also expected to support PC games.

Microsoft's next Xbox console, codenamed Project Helix, is reportedly capable of running games from all previous Xbox generations. This includes titles from the original 2001 Xbox, the Xbox 360, the Xbox One, and the current Xbox Series generation, according to a leaked memo obtained by The Verge.
The console is also expected to support PC games. Combined with backward compatibility for all previous Xbox titles, this could potentially create the largest game library for a home console. Microsoft had previously announced plans to bring a limited selection of original Xbox games to PC and develop a method for digitizing Xbox One and Xbox Series discs.
The leaked memo fills in previously missing pieces of information and strongly suggests Microsoft aims to create a unified gaming experience across generations. This move could significantly enhance the console's appeal to players seeking to maintain access to their favorite older games.
Details regarding the full capabilities and release schedule of the future console remain unconfirmed. The company has not publicly commented on the leaked information. Observers await further details on Microsoft's upcoming gaming hardware.