Xbox One and Xbox 360 users are in for another treat this month. Recent reports are saying that free games with gold update are now up for grabs again that will surely give gamers something to be pleased about.
Xbox is a video gaming brand that was owned and created by Microsoft. The first Xbox game console was released on November 15, 2001 and subsequently followed by Xbox 360 in November 2005. And on November 22, 2013, Microsoft launched the latest member of the Xbox family, the Xbox One.
Right now, the Xbox game consoles greatly compete with other game consoles such as the Sony's PlayStation and Nintendo's Wii and already have gathered the interest of many people around the world. And to treat loyal Xbox consumers, Microsoft releases free games every now and then, aside from luring people to buy their products.
And now, Microsoft releases new gifts for the Xbox One and Xbox 360 game console just last week. According to Game Spot, Xbox Live Gold members can now download and enjoy the free new games thru Microsoft Store. The free games are part of "Games with Gold" program available for Xbox Live Gold members only.
The two new games that are accessible for free download are Project Cars and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. The former is free for Xbox One gaming console while the latter is for the Xbox 360 unit.
Project Cars can be downloaded from February 16-March 15 whereas Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is available from February 16-28 only. The two new game replace Killer Instinct Season 2 and Monkey Island 2: Special Edition which lasted only last February 15 in Xbox One and Xbox 360 respectively.
Daily Star also added that Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime game will still be available for Xbox One platform until the end of the month. Gamers should also take note that Star Wars: The Force Unleashed can also be played on Xbox One due to the console's backward compatibility feature.
Xbox One and Xbox 360 Gold members go and grab the free games available in Microsoft Store before it's too late.
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