The Xbox One backwards compatibility feature continues to expand as Microsoft adds more titles to its long list. This week, two new titles have arrived on the feature namely "Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved 2" and "Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions."

Retro Evolved 2 was introduced in 2008 while Dimensions hit the market in 2014. The original title "Geometry Wars" arrived on the backwards compatibility feature last year, completing full circle with these two new titles.

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If you have not previously owned the games on the Xbox 360, and you are interested in playing it via the Xbox One backwards compatibility feature, Gamespot lists "Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved 2" for $10 and "Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions" for $15. With over 350 titles on the backwards compatibility list, the latest big title that arrived on the feature is the "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2" game.

Meanwhile, some of the titles that arrived on the Xbox One backwards compatibility list include "Civilization Revolution," "Dead Space 2," "Dead Space 3," "Far Cry 3," and much more. According to the Express, a new arcade game for the BC feature came in the form of "Assault Heroes 2." For fans who are looking forward to play hunting games on the Xbox One console, titles like "Cabela's Survival: SoK," "Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2013," "Cabela's Hunting Expeditions" and "Alaskan Adventures" were also included in the Xbox One backwards compatibility list.

The Xbox One backwards compatibility feature is a Microsoft program that allows Xbox One players to play selected Xbox 360 games on the current gen console. Take note that players who previously owned the Xbox 360 games will automatically find the titles at the Xbox One store. Otherwise, it's necessary to purchase the game before playing it on the Xbox One console.