Microsoft is reportedly working on a way to make Xbox 360 games playable on PC, according to a leaked document viewed by The Verge and summarized by Eurogamer. The document is said to have been recently sent to developers and describes plans that would let developers bring their Xbox 360 titles to the PC platform. The reporting indicates this effort builds on Microsoft’s earlier announcement about bringing original Xbox games to PC. While details are limited in the available coverage, the leak suggests Microsoft is exploring technical or distribution support that would enable Xbox 360 games to run on next-generation PC systems. The sources describe the information as coming from the document shared with developers rather than from an official Microsoft announcement. No specific release dates, list of confirmed games, or confirmed scope of the program is included in the reporting. As presented, the key point is that Microsoft appears to be developing an approach to expand its existing backward-compatibility and game-availability efforts to include Xbox 360 titles on PC.