Another Wave of Xbox 360 Backward Compatibility Games May Be Coming Soon
The game in question is Singularity, a 2010 PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 game released by developer Raven Software and publisher Activision. The former, an Activision studio, now helms Call of Duty: Warzone while the latter is obviously now owned by Xbox, which makes this all the more interesting.
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Following the Xbox 360 store shutdown in July, Raven Software's iconic shooter Singularity was no longer available via ...
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