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Microsoft has announced the latest round of -- $5

*denotes a deal is also available for Xbox Live Silver members

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Microsoft had a very solid showing at E3, one that had people talking and excited. That is until Sony had their show and once again showed that despite their best efforts, Microsoft is in an uphill battle. In a new opinion piece, Skewed and Reviewed look at how Microsoft had an impressive show but still came out on the losing side in their battle with Sony at E3 2015 despite a solid showing.

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The Xbox One's backwards compatibility tech will fully support Xbox 360 DLC as well as games, Microsoft has confirmed. As with full game titles, publishers simply need to give the thumbs up to Microsoft for add-on content to be available on Xbox One.

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Eggplante breaks down how original Xbox games could in fact run on the Xbox One with the newly announced backwards compatibility. Microsoft commented, saying it is technically feasible, but has no plans to go forward with it at this time.

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EGMR writes: "Weve had some good discussion on Sony and the PS4 so far, so I want to turn my attention to the other camp. I want to tackle a particular delicate subject matter, because while acknowledging that 2015 is a huge year for Microsoft, I do also wonder whether the big boys of team green are making a mistake with the Xbox One this year by going in guns blazing."

Added: 23.06.2015 3:37 | 7 views | 0 comments



For those of you who are wondering what type of timed release deal Activision and Sony have worked out for Call of Duty: Black Ops III DLC, it looks like you can expect the exact same set-up the publisher had with Microsoft in the past, only now resulting in earlier launches on the PlayStation platform.