Call of Duty: Black Ops II Now Backward Compatible on Xbox One and is on sale

UPDATE: Black Ops 2’s population has jumped 100 thousand players and is now at 125k thanks to Xbox One Backward Compatibility.

With all the Scorpio news coming out as of late Microsoft have finally put the most wanted game on the Backward Compatibility list on Xbox One. Black Ops 2 is now officially playable on Xbox One. The game is also on sale during the Xbox Spring Sale which is going on right now.
For those that already own either a disc version or digital version of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 on Xbox 360, you can now play Black Ops 2 on Xbox One. If you own the disc, insert the disc in the Xbox One tray. If you owned it digitally, visit the Xbox One Store now on Xbox One to download the title.
With backwards compatibility, all Black Ops 2 DLCs are also available to play on Xbox One. Black Ops 2 featured four DLC Map Packs, alongside many micro DLC items, all of which can be used in the backwards compatibility. You must own the content in order to play it. In addition, since the servers are the same Xbox 360 servers, your stats will be exactly as before. If you were banned on Black Ops 2, you will not be able to play it now