We hadn’t heard much of anything about the Xbox Originals program since it’s initial launch in December of 2007, until today. The service, which offers downloadable versions of popular original Xbox games, will be gaining some welcome additions next Monday with the release of Black, Ninja Gaiden: Black, and Sid Meier’s Pirates!

The games will be available for download starting February 11, and like the rest of the Xbox Originals library, will retail for 1200 MS points ($15) each.

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