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Notable [[Wikipedia:Launch titles|launch titles]] for the console include ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Amped|Amped]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Dead or Alive (video game)|Dead or Alive 3]]'', and ''[[Wikipedia:Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee|Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee]]''. ''[[ Halo 2]]'' wasn't a launch title, but was a massive success. | Notable [[Wikipedia:Launch titles|launch titles]] for the console include ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Amped|Amped]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Dead or Alive (video game)|Dead or Alive 3]]'', and ''[[Wikipedia:Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee|Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee]]''. ''[[ Halo 2]]'' wasn't a launch title, but was a massive success. | ||
Many Xbox games are compatible with Xbox 360 such as [[wikipedia:Ninja_Gaiden_(2004_video_game)]]. | Many Xbox games are compatible with Xbox 360 such as [[wikipedia:Ninja_Gaiden_(2004_video_game)|Ninja Gaiden]]. | ||
The Xbox was the second highest selling console of last generation, having sold 24 million copies world wide. First place was the PS2, which sold 120 million(!) copies. In third was Gamecube at 21 million, and in dead last the Dreamcast, which sold a paltry 9 million copies worldwide. | The Xbox was the second highest selling console of last generation, having sold 24 million copies world wide. First place was the PS2, which sold 120 million(!) copies. In third was Gamecube at 21 million, and in dead last the Dreamcast, which sold a paltry 9 million copies worldwide. | ||
