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Why a subscription-based console is a no-brainer.

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Dealspwn: Just look at that title image, that's a hell of a lot of retro classics for just £15.95 on Xbox One.

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A comprehensive list of all announced games with a planned September release for the Xbox One and PS4.

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VGChartz' William D'Angelo writes: "Looking at the total sales of the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Wii U in June 2015 we can see that the PlayStation 4 has continued to grow its lead over the Xbox One and Wii U. The PlayStation 4 passed the 24 million mark this month and the Xbox One passed the 13 million mark. The PS4 has sold 24.09 million units lifetime, the Xbox One 13.25 million units, and the Wii U 9.98 million units. PlayStation 4 Total Sales: 24,092,639 Xbox One Total Sales: 13,250,099 Wii U Total Sales: 9,979,273"

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Digital Foundry: The Wii U version is still worth experiencing for its unique take on the experience of course. The controls are among the best uses of its largely neglected second screen, while its multiplayer mode remains an exclusive feature. PS4 and Xbox One do improve performance though, and despite drops below 30fps around Buckingham Palace, each offers a smoother ride overall. From a purely technical standpoint PC is an easy recommendation for pushing past this 30fps barrier. But given the quality of Zombi's core premise there was perhaps a missed opportunity here to go all out on all three, with a more lavish conversion for more powerful platforms.

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Dealspwn: f you're not keen on putting some cash down on a Call of Duty: Black Ops III preorder just yet, but still want to try out the beta, this site are selling keys for just £2.85. The keys will be compatible with the PS4, Xbox One or PC betas. The PS4 versions is currently underway and runs until Sunday night.

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Microsoft dropped a major bombshell during its E3 2015 media briefing when it revealed that Xbox 360 games would be supported on Xbox One by way of backwards compatibility. While currently only available to those in the company's preview program, widespread functionality for all Xbox One owners will be available this November.

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Xbox One's backwards compatibility might not be limited to Xbox 360 games. Microsoft's Xbox boss Phil Spencer says that the console could eventually run Xbox Original games as well.

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Digital Foundry: The Wii U version is still worth experiencing for its unique take on the experience of course. The controls are among the best uses of its largely neglected second screen, while its multiplayer mode remains an exclusive feature. PS4 and Xbox One do improve performance though, and despite drops below 30fps around Buckingham Palace, each offers a smoother ride overall. From a purely technical standpoint PC is an easy recommendation for pushing past this 30fps barrier. But given the quality of Zombi's core premise there was perhaps a missed opportunity here to go all out on all three, with a more lavish conversion for more powerful platforms.

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GameRevolution: "For today only, Microsoft is offering one of its best Xbox One deals ever exclusively on the Xbox Store. All six of its currently available bundles are being sold with a $50 gift card. In the case of its two most popular bundles, this means that consumers can buy an Xbox One with two AAA games and a $50 gift card for only $349, rivaling Target's deal during Black Friday 2015."