Just when February starts to wind down, a new surge of Xbox One backwards compatibility titles arrive on the Microsoft feature. This is time, six titles came at the same time topping the brand's Games with Gold entries for March.
For the BC feature this week, the titles include "Assassin's Creed Rogue," "Borderlands 2," "Gyromancer," "The King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match," "Space Invaders Infinity Gene" and "Moon Diver."
To recap February's Xbox One backwards compatibility feature, some of the titles that arrived on the feature include "Grand Theft Auto IV," "Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City," "Hitman Absolution" and "LEGO Indiana Jones." This month took in the most numbers of Xbox One backwards compatible games and if that's not enough, Mad Tracks," "JUJU" and "Stuntman: Ignition" also joined the feature.
Unfortunately, the long-awaited "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2" is still unavailable. In 2016, the case of the "Red Dead Redemption" arriving on the Xbox One backwards compatibility feature is highly compared to Black Ops 2 after it briefly appeared in the feature only to be pulled out immediately.
It took sometime before the RDR game arrived on the backwards compatible game, which also gives the idea of the "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2" also coming to the BF Feature. Meanwhile, January also came with a blast after Microsoft added "Dragon Age Origins," " Battlefield: Bad Company 2," "The Splatters," "Scrap Metal," "Mega Man 9," Mega Man 10," "Beat'n Groovy" and "Strania."
Just recently, Microsoft also released its latest entry on the Xbox Games with Gold for March, giving fans more reason to watch out for their favorite titles. For more news and update about the latest Xbox One backwards compatibility feature, make sure to read us here on the Telegiz. Also, don't forget to check us for all upcoming Xbox Games with Gold for Live Gold members.