
So I go to Cali, and in addition to a bunch of other stuff, I see a Gamestop. I never get the chance to go out ot those places back at home, so I swing in and buy me up the following:
Freedom Fighters for Xbox
Project Snowblind for Xbox
Cold War for PC
Cold War is arguing with my dying motherboard, but that's not the problem- it works.
I don't own an Xbox- rather, I own a 360. But when I buy my happy sparkly games I remember that the 360 is backwards compatible. However, that seems to be only to a degree. And here's where the fun starts.

I take my new games home, and try running them. What in f*ck is this, I think! Not supported?
Turns out (after I go onto their site) that my great games are not backwards supported for the 360 yet. They're, evidently, technologically intense and thus taking a while to rev-eng for the 360. So here I sit with two impotent games.
I have three options, it seems.
One: Wait for the Microsoft people to reverse-engineer the games. This will take much time.
Two: Get an ORIGINAL Xbox to play the games on. This would be an insane waste of money, though I could just go bother a friend until they loan me it.
Three: Take my California-bought games and California reciepts to a Minnesota Gamestop (God knows where one of those is) and see if they'll trade 'em in.
Hurry the f*ck up, Microsoft...