While Sony is elevating the level of high-quality gaming as they introduce Playstation 4, Microsoft then reveals the Xbox One and now the Xbox One S. Aside from the features and the core system it offers, the battle between which is the best console is now seen on the number of games playable on each. 

Align with the release of the new Xbox, the Xbox One S, Microsoft also revealed and updated the fans that there are already nine new Backwards Compatibility games made available for the said console. The Backwards Compatibility Program is the mechanism of the Microsoft to make sure that as they level up with the consoles, their players can make a follow through.

Games that are installed in the earlier versions are then reconstructed, making it compatible with their recent releases.  The games "Mass Effect 2" and "Mass Effect 3" have been added to the list of the games which will be made available for Xbox One and Xbox One S soon.

Along with that are games including "Operation Flashpoint: Red River," "RAGE," "Killer is Dead," "Shred Nebula" and "Guardian Heroes."Just this week, another two games were released to be playable on Xbox One. These are the "LIMBO" and the "Blue Dragon."

Meanwhile, fans are still expecting that Microsoft will still add more to the first nine games before the month of November ends. Perhaps, the game "Skate 3" and the "Bioshock Trilogy" will be announced after the installation of "Mass Effect."

To increase the hype, Microsoft has been studying carefully to also include the most requested and most played games on the console, including the "Call of Duty," "Elder Scrolls," and "Skyrim" respectively. Just recently, Microsoft released news on the Xbox One S where the first version of Xbox One has been modified. It's system now contains a built-in power supply, making the modem smaller, thinner, and more minimalist.