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Microsoft certainly hasn’t waited around to take advantage of the Xbox One’s new backwards compatibility.
Having already announced that every copy of Fallout 4 for the new console would include Fallout 3, the platform holder has also struck a deal with Ubisoft surrounding upcoming game Rainbow Six Siege.
The tactical military game, which is due out this year, will include a double-whammy pack-in of predecessors Rainbow Six Vegas and Rainbow Six Vegas 2.
The first Vegas was released for Xbox 360 in 2006, with Vegas 2 following two years later.
