At Microsoft's press conference today, Steve Gaynor of Fullbright announced that the team's latest project will launch on Xbox One first.

Fullbright is the team behind the acclaimed Gone Home and Tacoma is the team's second first-person exploration game. This time they're tackling science fiction, placing you on a space station where you must find out more about the crew members who live there.

Gaynor also showed off a new trailer that teases more of what's on the space station, showcasing the confusion and loneliness of the main character. We've only seen one previous trailer, so seeing more is exciting.

Gigantic, an Xbox One exclusive MOBA, is entering beta in a few months.

Along with the trailer you see below, it was revealed the beta will begin August 2015.

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During today's Microsoft press conference, Ubisoft showed off a new trailer for The Division and made an announcement.

In December, Xbox One players will get access to an exclusive playable beta before any other platform.  

We'll add the trailer as soon as it's available.

At the E3 2015 Xbox press conference, Dark Souls III was officially announced.

Turn 10 took the stage to talk about Forza 6. The game looks like it will really please car fans, it's got a lot of cars and speed and racing.

There wasn't a lot of news about Forza 6, but it comes out on September 15 with 24-player car multiplayer, 450 Forzavista cars, night/rain racing, and more.

The game looks great, and all you really need to know about it can be see in the trailer.

Today at Microsoft's press conference, PopCap Games unveiled Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2.

This isn't surprising, as a sequel had been teased in an EA earnings call this month. Coming off last year's Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare, it appears that PopCap wants to take the crazy level of this third-person shooter a bit further. So get ready for a battle between the undead and foliage with some new crazy characters and battle skills.

Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2 will be launching in spring of 2016.

Phil Spencer took to the stage during today's Microsoft press conference to announce that the team is listening to fan requests and that with an upcoming update, the team will be implementing one of the biggest fan requests: Xbox 360 backwards compatibility.

Following the announcement, Xbox's Mike Ybarra went into further detail about how the backwards compatibility will work. Both downloadable and retail titles will work and will appear directly in players' libraries alongside their Xbox One titles. Games will support online multiplayer, as well as all of the enhanced Xbox One capabilities like screenshots, broadcasting, Game DVR, and game streaming to Windows 10.

While not all Xbox 360 titles will be available, Ybarra says that developers will not need to do extra work to make their games work on Xbox One. All developers need to do to make their Xbox 360 games playable on Xbox One is approve them. 

Electronic Arts is adding two big titles to its EA Access service's Vault, and opening the Vault up to everyone during E3 week.

Titanfall will free to play for Access members this week, with Dragon Age Inquisition coming this summer. Additionally, if you have a Xbox Live Gold account, you can access every game in the EA Access Vault without being a member this week. All you need is the Xbox One app.

Bethesda kicked off E3 with a bang last night with its Fallout 4 presentation, and the company also made a splash at Microsoft's press conference with new footage of the game.

The beginning of the game's demo was the same that Bethesda showed last night, but a new mission was also shown.

The sole survivor of Vault 111 comes across a settlement of humans holding out against some attacking raiders – but their numbers are dwindling fast. This is where you come in.

As today's Microsoft press conference, Bethesda's Todd Howard made a big announcement.

The Fallout 4 mastermind revealed that after asking console makers for 15 years, PC mods will finally be compatible with the Xbox One version of Fallout 4. 

Whether it be better visuals, gameplay tweaks, or just plain silly effects, mods have been a huge part of the PC gaming experience for Bethesda's Fallout and Elder Scrolls games for years. It's surprising to see the traditionally closed off console market opening itself up for these mods.