Latest Xbox 360 News

Battlefield: Bad Company, the well-received spinoff of DICE’s popular FPS franchise, joins its sequel on the list of Xbox 360 games playable on Xbox One.

Starkiller voice actor Sam Witwer reveals that the Star Wars: The Force Unleashed protagonist very nearly made his return to the series’ canon thanks to the Rebels TV show.

Tales From the Borderlands game director Nick Herman explains that the title’s sales ‘weren’t great,’ which negatively impacts the chances of a followup.

The developers at Konami provide an update for Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain that adds swimsuits and makes Revolver Ocelot a playable character.

Kickstarter backers who were expecting a boxed edition of Mighty No. 9 are receiving their rewards, but there’s a problem – backers are having to build the box themselves.

Microsoft officially reveals the four different games to become available for free in August 2017 for the Xbox One and Xbox 360’s Games with Gold program.

Telltale’s Job J. Stauffer acknowledges fan demand for another series of The Wolf Among Us, but maintains that the first season’s ambiguous ending was intentional.

A Destiny player decodes the language spoken by the Fallen, assembling a dictionary of 87 words, and even produces an instructional video starring Variks.

Bungie confirms that Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 Destiny players can earn Memorialization Emblems in Destiny 2, though there are a few things that need to be done first.

A new challenger officially surpasses the original record holder of the world’s highest Gamerscore to become the reigning champion of Xbox Achievements.

The popular Grand Theft Auto 5 modding tool OpenIV arrives back online after several weeks left unavailable due to a cease and desist order from Take-Two.

The second year of the Destiny fan organized GuardianCon week-long streaming marathon to support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital brings in more than $1 million.

One of the few mysteries left to be solved in Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto 5 might finally be brought to light as fans hone in on the game’s alien mystery.

Twitch streamer The_Happy_Hob does what no one has been able to do before, clearing the entirety of Dark Souls 2 without taking a single hit over the whole game.

Despite potential evidence and an online petition, FIFA creative director Matt Prior assures fans that there is no ‘cheating’ or match-rigging going on in the games.