Halo Reach Backwards Compatibility Patch Greatly Improves Performance; Now Runs Better Than Xbox 360 Version

A new Halo Reach backwards compatibility patch has been released past Microsoft which greatly improves the game's performance on Xbox One. Judging from analysis's performed by NXGamer and VGTech, the Xbox Ane version at present runs better than its Xbox 360 counterpart.

Halo Reach is one of the virtually pop titles on Xbox 360, and expectations were high when Microsoft announced that the game was made backwards compatible with the Xbox One.

With the library of backward-compatible Xbox 360 titles coming to Xbox One growing after today's announcement, information technology's another great time to return to some of your favorite games from last generation… or check out some titles that you may have missed. Cheers to the release of Halo: The Main Chief Collection, there are now only a couple of Halo games not natively available on Xbox One. One of those games, the excellent Halo: Reach is at present available thanks to Xbox Ane Backward Compatibility, assuasive you to experience the fantastic tale of the Spartans who defended against one of the most iconic attacks in the entire Halo mythos.

Halo: Attain is the sixth entry in the Halo series and has the distinction of beingness the series' simply prequel, leading directly upwardly to the opening events of the original Halo: Combat Evolved. Fans old and new alike can dive into the action caput on to experience for themselves the riveting story that foreshadows the first Halo game.

As a prequel, Halo: Reach plays like a modernized version of Halo: Combat Evolved. Y'all control Noble Half dozen, a new Spartan recruit on the Noble Team, which – as you might have guessed – is a team fully staffed with badass super-soldiers. Reach was the offset time Halo got to see a whole team of Spartans at work. Oh, and if you've been playing Halo 5: Guardians, you'll undoubtedly recognize Dr. Catherine Halsey, the creator of the SPARTAN program – who plays a major role in the events of Reach.

Unfortunately, the shooter experienced quite some performance issues on Xbox One. About one year later, it would seem that Microsoft has at present essentially fixed the Xbox One version. Bank check out the performance analysis from VGTech and NXGamer down below: