Not as big! Rounder! Red ring of deathier! Project Gotham Racing 4! The Xbox 360 had it all, and faceplates to spare. It’s been ten years since the Xbox 360 launched. Ten years of highs and lows. And it was easily my favourite console of the time, as it dominated the industry like no other console did before it.

The Xbox One library gets 104 older games today. And there'll be more on the way eventually! But it won't be easy, as a number of factors make the service quite tricky.

Master Chief wears his trusty Mjolnir armour, Spartan Locke has a more organic set of equipment strapped onto him and Cortana walks around buck-naked like that drunk uncle who ruined your wedding. And that’s kind of weird.

Next month, any game listed in the Xbox 360 section for Games With Gold, will be compatible on Xbox One when the console starts running some old school emulation from November 12. Which means that in November, you’ll have four games to choose from.

Halo is getting a much-needed overhaul this year, in Halo 5: Guardians. More guns! Co-operative play! Actual gun-sights! Exclamation marks! Muse! Wait, what? Here’s the launch trailer for the game.

Last week, Amazon leaked details on an upcoming season pass for Rise of the Tomb Raider, with new details surfacing today. Sadly, there’s no Michael Caine content, so my dreams of that crossover are deader than my SA Idols ambitions. Here’s what you’ll be getting inside that season pass.

One of the best Xbox One (COUGH! And PC and Xbox 360 COUGH!) exclusives, Titanfall had something which the console was sorely lacking in the early days. And now, that game has crossed the ten million mark.

April 5 is when the game is finally out however, as the Remedy Entertainment developed title is another example of a studio creating something at their own pace. And according to Remedy, every second was needed to create Quantum Break.