The last backward compatible games for Xbox One revealed

More than 600 Xbox and Xbox 360 games have been added to the ever-growing list of backward compatible games on Xbox One since the feature was announced back at E3 2015. Now, however, it's time to end the initiative and start looking ahead.

This was announced over on the Xbox Wire, where Microsoft has shared the final update for this service and writes that they are "now setting our sights on what's next for the future of compatibility", which likely means Xbox Scarlett.

Fortunately, the final list is a really good one with plenty of Splinter Cell love, which means that you now can enjoy the entire Splinter Cell series on Xbox One. Take a look below:

Armed and Dangerous
Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb
Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy
Splinter Cell
Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow
Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory
Splinter Cell: Double Agent
Unreal Championship 2: The Liandri Conflict

Fortunately, that's not all, as Microsoft has another surprise with free content:

Additionally, we are releasing Original Xbox downloadable content packs free of charge today to current and future owners of the following games, available automatically via content updates on Xbox One:

• Armed and Dangerous - New Mission: Summer Home
• Star Wars Battlefront - New Map: Jabba
• Star Wars Battlefront II - Expansion Pack (4 new maps, 1 new hero: Kit Fisto and 1 new villain: Asajj Ventress), New mode: Kashyyyk Assault
• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Equipment store: Yavin Station
• Star Wars: Republic Commando - Multiplayer Map: Hangar
• Splinter Cell - 3 Mission Packs: Kola Cell, Vselka Infiltration, and Vselka Submarine
• Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow - 2 Map Packs (split-screen multi-player maps): Federal Bank and River Mall
• Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory - 2 Mission Packs (split-screen co-op missions): Nuclear Plant and UN Headquarters, 2 Map Packs (split-screen multi-player maps): Polar Base and Steel Squat