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This preview members have noticed there are only 18 Titles available right now and have started panicking because Microsoft said 100+ titles, well that is because this is like a Beta of the feature, and it is not 100% complete so the rest of the titles are going to arrive progressively and when it launches for all the public in December, then and only then there will be 100+ titles available.

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Microsoft announced new first-party games, programs, and partnerships at its E3 2015 press conference.

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GameSpot staff breakdown what exactly Microsoft were showing off during the HoloLens demo of their E3 2015 press conference. Can it possible be as cool as it looks?

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Gears of War: Ultimate Edition was recently confirmed for the Xbox One and it is set to release this August. The game has received a visual overhaul for the Xbox One, and Microsoft recently updated the official website with a brand new comparison revealing the different between the Xbox 360 and Xbox One version of the game. They also added some gorgeous looking screenshots of this remaster for the Xbox One.

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Microsoft launched today the preview version of Xbox Ones backwards compatibility feature that will ultimately let you play Xbox 360 games on your news console. Alongside with the announcement, a post on the private preview forums by Program Manager Emily Hanson explains the full ins and outs of the feature in its current preview incarnation.

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"The concept of a publisher "winning" E3 is something that I have disagreed with. It's not as if, through the magic of a 90 minute press conference, a company can catapult itself so far ahead of the others through the battle for public attention that all competitors might as well go home. If I had to apply the concept of "winning" to these presentations, it would be in a more modest vein. Quite simply, if a publisher accomplishes what it set out to do and either a) resets expectations after a difficult time or b) proves to its fans and intended audiences that its taking things up to the next level, said company would have "won." Microsoft's Xbox division has been doing "just fine" recently, especially when considering that it has been selling consoles faster than during the heyday of the Xbox 360. It's just that PlayStation 4 has been doing much better. Going into E3, Microsoft wanted to steal some of the conversation back. It appears that they have succeeded."