This week's Xbox news consist of Xbox Games with Gold March 2017, Backwards Compatibility and Project Scorpio reveal.The Games with Gold March 2017 lineup is set to be revealed by Microsoft this week itself.
Every month, Microsoft does offer up to two Xbox One and two Xbox 360 titles that can be downloaded for free by users who have a Gold subscription. There's also the added bonus that in it because of the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility program, resulting in fans grabbing all four titles on one console.
February 22nd seem like a gold day for the announcement to be made, although there have been no leaks so far on what could be included in it and whether Xbox games with Gold March 2017 will be up and ready or not. Gamers still have plenty of time to download this month's free games too, which currently includes Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime at $14.99 which is available from February 1-28 on Xbox One. Others include Project Cars Digital Edition at $29.99 which is also available from February 16 to March 15 on Xbox One.
Microsoft's continuing commitment to the Backwards Compatibility program is in advanced stages. They are focused on building the largest games library in Xbox console history, which means their Xbox One Backward Compatibility lineup will continue growing this year.
The company has delivered top user-friendly Grand Theft Auto IV, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, the BioShock and Mass Effect trilogies to their illustrious catalog in recent months. Call of Duty Black Ops 2 continues to remain the most-requested Xbox One Backwards Compatibility title by the fans, with over 200k votes counted so far for it.
The Xbox Project Scorpio which maybe a new Modern Design Language is in line with a big reveal at this year's E3 gaming expo, Microsoft is sending out teasers for the event. Microsoft has told members of the media to mark the dates in their diaries, as the gaming expo draws near. And Microsoft has also moved the date of its E3 media briefing on Sunday itself.
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