The Xbox One console continues its steady presence in the gaming world with the Xbox One backwards compatibility feature supporting the platform. This week, at least three new titles were added on the list and they are "Stacking," "Daytona USA" and "Tower Bloxx DeLuxe." Players who previously owned the games on the Xbox 360 platform may automatically find them on the Xbox One store.

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Unfortunately, Microsoft is unable to release Triple A games for the feature because of its licensing procedure. According to a previous report, Microsoft mentioned that one of the reasons why they haven't released big games in the feature is due to licensing. Game developers must be able to get the proper licensing in order to develop a certain game and make it fit on the Xbox One console.

Currently, the most requested game in the Xbox One backwards compatibility feature is "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2." Fans have every reason to expect the game after it briefly joined the BC feature only to be pulled out immediately. Unfortunately, the game remains unavailable from the backwards compatibility. Microsoft on the other hand remains true to the feature, releasing at least three new titles weekly.

Featured on the EXPRESS UK are some of Xbox One backwards compatibility feature's previous titles mainly "Grand Theft Auto IV," "HITMAN Absolution" and "Borderlands 2." This year, Microsoft has been pretty generous with its titles paving way for "Meet the Robinsons," "Dead Rising 2: Case Zero," "Dead Rising 2: Case West" and "Cars 2" on the least.

Aside from the Xbox One backwards compatibility feature, Microsoft also features the Xbox Games with Gold wherein, new games each month are given away to Xbox Live Gold members. Brand new titles on the other hand are featured at a discount for members who wish to get a copy of the game.