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More Free Xbox One Games With Gold Are Now Available
Victor Vran and Hitman: Blood Money are now free to download for Xbox Live Gold subscribers.
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Xbox One Gets Three New Backwards Compatible Games
The Xbox 360 versions of the Crysis trilogy are the latest games to join Xbox One's growing BC library.
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All The Xbox One Backwards Compatibility Games
Here are the hundreds of Xbox 360 games currently available in the backwards compatibility program on Xbox One.
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October's Free Xbox One Games With Gold Are Out Now
Don't miss out on freebies like Overcooked, Livelock, and more in this month's giveaway.
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Last Chance For Free Xbox One Games With Gold For September
If you haven't picked up your free Xbox One and Xbox 360 games for the month, you're about to lose your chance.
Free Xbox One Games With Gold For October 2018 Revealed
Cook up some grub, hunt some demons, and assassinate some targets.
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Xbox One Adds 2 More Backwards Compatible Games, Exclusives On Sale Now - GS News Update
Heavy metal and a little paint.
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Kingdoms Of Amalur: Reckoning Acquired By THQ - GS News Update
THQ Nordic acquires another forgotten IP.
September 2018 Xbox One And 360 Free Games With Gold Announced
This month Xbox One gets Prison Architect and Livelock, while Xbox 360 gets Lego Star Wars 3 and Monster World.
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August 2018 Xbox One And 360 Free Games With Gold Announced
This month Xbox One gets Forza Horizon 2 and For Honor, while Xbox 360 gets Dead Space 3 and Epic Mickey 2.
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PES 2018 Review
The most satisfying football game ever, wrapped in a frustratingly ugly shell.
FIFA 16 Review
The biggest gameplay changes in years leave FIFA feeling fresh for the new season.
PES 2016 Review
Konami's dethroned soccer series has entered a new golden age.
Harold Review
Harold is an infinite-runner platformer that's as pretty as it is punishing.
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Assassin's Creed Rogue Review
Despite some intriguing Abstergo revelations, Assassin's Creed Rogue is a uninspired and only mildly entertaining adventure.
WWE 2K15 Review
WWE 2K15's last-gen outing is a sad afterthought at the end of a console era.
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