If Microsoft has an undeniable edge over Sony when it comes to its gaming consoles, that can arguably be the Backward Compatibility, allowing Xbox One owners to play Xbox 360 titles. Just recently, new games have been added to the list.

One of the titles that is now available is "Dragon Age: Origins." The BioWare game revolves around the character of Grey Warden, who is given the difficult task of uniting a kingdom that is thrown in civil war, while another impending threat makes its way to wreak havoc and annihilation. The possibilities are endless as the player customizes the hero and dictates his morality.

Two Battlefield titles are also added, with one of them being "Battlefield: Bad Company 2." The first-person action game is a big improvement from its predecessor, as it allows players to make drastic changes to the environment through explosives. It is also the first to truly introduce the multiplayer platform to the franchise, making it a must-have.

The other title is "Battlefield 3," which came a year after "Battlefield: Bad Company 2." The Electronic Arts DICE game further upped the ante with the storyline, as players now assume the role of US Marines who get deployed to various locations. It boasts terrain from France, New York, and the Middle East as gamers try to strategize in order to survive.

Other games that were recently added to the list supported by Xbox One's Backward Compatibility are "Strania," "The Splatters," "Scrap Metal," "Ghost Busters," "Bully: Scholarship Ed," "Catherine," and "Raskulls."

Xbox One's Backward Compatibility is a feature for the Microsoft console that puts it above the rest. Unlike PlayStation 4 whereas the feature "PlayStation Now" costs $10 a month to get titles from a previous console version, Xbox One presents the same functionality for no extra charge. This gives Xbox One owners a clear advantage in terms of access to previous games.