Good news, Borderlands fans. The original role-playing shooter will work on Xbox One when Microsoft releases its backwards compatibility update in November.
Even better — if you're a member of the Xbox One Preview program, you can try it out now.
This means that if you own Borderlands for Xbox 360, you'll be able to play it on your Xbox One — and you can carry over your previously saved files, game add-ons, and achievements.
"We know many of our fans have put in dozens, even hundreds, of hours exploring the world of Pandora on their Xbox 360, and now they can continue their adventures on Xbox One," Christoph Hartmann, president of Borderlands publisher 2K, said in a statement.
Borderlands is just one of more than 100 Xbox 360 titles will be available on Xbox One when the update rolls out later this year. PCMag's sister site IGN has put together a handy list of confirmed and rumored Xbox One backwards compatible games.
"We'll continue to have more updates on new titles supported by Xbox One backward compatibility as we get closer to launch," Redmond said.
The lack of backwards compatibility with Xbox 360 games has been a major point of contention for Xbox One gamers since the console launched nearly two years ago. At E3 in June, Microsoft first announced plans to rectify the situation.
Once the update launches, you'll be able to download Xbox 360 games to your Xbox One dashboard, and the console will also support your old discs. The move was one of the most requested features for Xbox One, Microsoft's Phil Spencer said at E3.