Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, a spin-off which redefined the storytelling of Kojima’s grand vision for his franchise and then some, is now backwards compatible on Xbox One.

Attempting to put issues with screen tearing, frame pacing and variable framerates in the past, Microsoft promises FreeSync support for their two lines of consoles very soon.

What would you choose: a friend whose unhinged approach to justice turns your allies against you, or a sworn enemy who will stop at nothing to see you suffer as your city burns? Based on the relationship you've built with John Doe, you'll see one of two very different stories play out. So what'll it be, Bruce: friend...or foe?

State of Decay 2 is not the biggest exclusive Microsoft has to offer, but with a new release date in May it does have the chance to leave a big impact before E3.

Developer Rare’s upcoming Sea of Thieves might just have a neat twist on the endgame idea, as their massive multiplayer search for dat pirate booty incorporates a system of you establishing yourself as a legend on the seven seas through your actions, not your gear.

Looking for something new to pop into your favourite console or download to your PC? Here's the full list of what month of March has in store for you in 2018.

Crackdown, The Witcher 2, Fable and Forza Horizon join the ever growing list of Xbox One backwards compatible titles, and come with free Xbox One X enhancements too.

With a week left to go before we enter the final stretch of the first quarter of the year (GREGORIAN MATHS IS FUN), it’s time to look towards the future. Specifically, the future of which free games will be available via the ol’ Xbox Live Games With Gold service.