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UPDATE 11/01/2017 5.30pm: Night in the Wood now has a new release date of 21st February.

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Microsoft is about to add a couple of new controller colours to its official Xbox One range: the unimaginatively titled "red" and "green/yellow".

Kunos Simulazioni is facing a bit of a conundrum.

Sambocade is a type of cheesecake dating back to 14th Century England, so it should come as no surprise that it makes an appearance in Neverwinter, the Dungeons and Dragons MMO.

There's a Mass Effect Easter egg hidden away in the Amazon Echo and Echo Dot.

A range of officially-licensed Nintendo Switch accessories have been spotted online, including - curiously - an arcade stick.

Last month, Pokémon Sun and Moon players failed the game's first global event by a large margin.

Tales of Berseria, the next entry in Bandai Namco's long-running Tales series of action-RPGs, now has a demo ahead of its 27th January launch (or 24th January in North America).

For Honor will be receiving a closed beta from 26th through 29th January, Ubisoft has announced.

Sea of Thieves developer Rare has released a new development diary in which senior designers Shelley and Andrew Preston explain their decisions behind the game's unique co-op structure.

Hello! We're back with another podcast after our Christmas break and as a result, it takes us about 20 minutes to actually talk about a game properly. Sorry about that.

Hideki Kamiya, director of the now-canned Xbox One exclusive Scalebound, has apologised to fans he feels have been let down by the game's cancellation.

Seven new games were added to the increasingly vast Xbox One backwards compatibility library.

The Xbox 360 version of Platinum classic Bayonetta is now playable on Xbox One via the console's backwards compatibility service.

Silent Hill: Downpour, Puzzle Quest, and Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard have joined the Xbox One backwards compatibility library.

UPDATE 5.05pm Microsoft has just made the announcement official:

The Xbox One backwards compatible library is adding three new games today and they're all winners.

The Xbox One backwards compatible library continues to grow with three acclaimed Xbox 360 titles making the leap today.

Four new Xbox 360 titles have been added to the Xbox One's backwards compatibility library.

UPDATE 16/02/2015 4.43pm: The Xbox Marketplace listing for Dark Souls 3 - including the pre-order bonus of backwards compatible Dark Souls - has surfaced for the UK. The core game costs £49.99 or you can snag the Deluxe Edition with the Season Pass for £69.74.

Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved now supports Xbox One via backwards compatibility.

Unpronounceable strategy board game Carcassonne is now available to play on Xbox One via the console's backwards compatibility service.

Xbox One subscription service EA Access has added the original Plants vs. Zombies to its vault of games.

Dark Souls and Tekken Tag Tournament 2 have received backwards compatibility on Xbox One.

Dead Space and Saints Row 4 are now backwards compatible on Xbox One.

Portal 2 and Left 4 Dead have been added to the Xbox One's Xbox One's backwards compatibility list.

UPDATE 05/07/2015 11.46pm: Rockstar has clarified that Red Dead Redemption's Undead Nightmare DLC expansion will also be backwards compatible come 8th July. As will the Red Dead Redemption: Game of the Year Edition that includes the full game and all of its DLC.

Call of Duty 2 has joined the Xbox One's backwards compatibility library today.

Three more Xbox 360 games are now playable for free on Xbox One, via the console's backwards compatibility service.