When it comes to the Xbox One backwards compatibility Microsoft is not short on bringing the best titles from the Xbox 360 console. More than a year after the feature was launched, over 300 titles are lined up for the Xbox One console. While the feature has been one of Xbox's best offers yet, fans can't deny that it's still a miss or hit chance when it comes to the game offer.

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Nevertheless, 2016 brought in the biggest titles to the feature mainly "Red Dead Redemption," "The Bioshock Trilogy," "Skate 3" and more. The Daily Star reported that additional few triple A titles also include "Mass Effect Trilogy" and "The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion." For the month of January, Microsoft brought in new Xbox One backwards compatibility titles and it include "Groovy," "Mega Man 10," "Battlefield: Bad Company 2," "Dragon Age Origins," "Strania," The Splatters" and more.

For the month of February in case you missed the latest Xbox One backwards compatibility titles, MobilenApps reported that it include "Stuntman: Ignition," "JUJU" and "Mad Tracks." If you want to know the most recent backwards compatible games, you can also check on the Major Nelson twitter where Xbox's Larry Hryb announces recent and upcoming BC titles on its twitter feed.

Meanwhile, players who previously owned the Xbox One backwards compatibility titles on the Xbox 360 console will be able to them on the Xbox One store. Otherwise, the games are subject to purchase and is manually downloaded on the Xbox One store.

Unfortunately, the "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2" that once appeared on the Xbox One backwards compatibility is nowhere on the list. While fans expect the game to join the list soon, Microsoft remains silent about its possible arrival. For now, there's also Xbox's Games with Gold for February that fans can look forward to aside from the backwards compatible titles. For more news and latest update on the backwards compatible feature, make sure to read the Telegiz.