Microsoft Store Lists 17 Classic XBOX Games for PC
Backend catalogue entries show Windows packages for 17 Original XBOX titles, though none can launch on PC today.
Updated on Nov. 12, 2026 in Gaming
The Microsoft Store backend contains game IDs for 17 classic XBOX titles, each with a Windows package in the catalogue. None of the games can currently be started on a Windows PC, and Microsoft has not announced them for PC.
Why it matters
For players worldwide who want to revisit Original XBOX titles, the listings suggest a possible route to PC versions of these games. The gap between catalogue listings and playable releases leaves the timing and availability of these titles unresolved.
The Microsoft Store backend lists Windows packages for 17 of the 65 Original XBOX backward compatible products checked on November 12, 2026, including titles such as Star Wars Battlefront 2 and TimeSplitters: Future Perfect. None of the 17 games can be started on a Windows PC today, and no launch date has been set.
The players
Microsoft
Microsoft is a global technology company that operates the Microsoft Store, the XBOX brand, and the Windows platform on which the listed packages appear.
XCT
XCT is a gaming news outlet that checked the Microsoft Store backend for Original XBOX backward compatible products.
The details
A Reddit post by user u/esketitethan linked to the Microsoft Store backend showing the game IDs, prompting XCT to check the catalogue. The 17 titles include Disney's Chicken Little, Red Faction II, Star Wars Jedi Academy, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, and Thrillville, among others.
Timeline
- November 12, 2026: XCT checked 65 Original XBOX backward compatible products and found the 17 games with Windows packages.
Industry Dynamics
The 17 listed games follow Microsoft's earlier backward compatibility work for Original XBOX titles on XBOX One and Series consoles, now reaching into the Windows Store catalogue. The move reflects an effort to bring legacy game libraries to PC audiences, though Microsoft has not yet confirmed whether these entries will become playable releases.
Players who want to replay these titles should not expect to start them on a Windows PC yet, since none of the 17 games currently launch there. Watching for an official Microsoft announcement will show whether the Windows packages become playable releases.
The takeaway
Catalogue listings do not guarantee a playable release, so readers should wait for an official announcement before expecting any of the 17 games on PC. Checking the Microsoft Store directly will show when and if they become available.
Further reading
For more on classic console titles and their modern revivals, explore the Gaming section.
