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Lately, we have been treated to some spectacular JRPG re-releases: Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy IX, Final Fantasy X, Tales of Vesperia; just to name a few. To celebrate this barrage of RPGs, we have compiled a list of 6 of the Best RPGs to Play on Xbox One Right Now

With six unique stories released across almost two decades, we're coming excitingly close to celebrating a huge anniversary. In this expansive list, we rank the 6 currently released Devil May Cry games in order: from worst to best; from the very bottom of the demon world to the glorious pinnacle of Temen-ni-gru itself.

“Halo, it’s finished”. “No, I think we’re just getting started”. Back in 2001, who predicted just how huge this series would become? I’ll admit that I didn’t. As we find ourselves salivating over the teaser for Halo: Infinite, which dropped at this year’s E3 expo, we can only wonder just how long we will have to wait for the next (and perhaps last) major entry in the franchise. Now seems like a good time to run down the top 5 Halo games of all time, as we cross everything, hoping Infinite will sit right at the top of the pile.

Ah, good old Assassin’s Creed. Within you we can confide in some stellar stealth experiences, and a great ongoing story, all with a dash of history thrown in for good measure. The war waged between the Assassins and Templars has literally gone on for millennia, gripping gamers ever since the original Assassin’s Creed debuted in 2007. But as timeless as this rivalry is, one question needs to be resolved - which is the best Assassin’s Creed title?

Remember, remember the 5th of November, as the old saying goes anyways. Bonfire night is the UK's annual tradition of ‘celebrating’ Guy Fawkes and his plot to bomb the Houses of Parliament. It's typically a joyous occasion as communities come together for food, drink and, of course, fireworks. All this is a lot of fun, unless you suffer from anablephobia, the fear of looking up. Of if you are a dog. Well, fear not because we can help by presenting to you the best Fireworks from the gaming scene! So stay inside, grab yourself a Pumpkin Spice Latte, a slice of parkin, and a nice hot bowl of pork pie and mushy peas and watch these digital fireworks instead. It's warmer inside too!

If I'm honest, it's the indie gaming scene which is where my heart is at, and with that in mind it could be said I spent far too long hanging around the indie booths at EGX 2017. But by stationing myself in and amongst the smaller titles on show, it also gave me the perfect opportunity to get hands-on with many great games.  I've already told you about my favourite games from EGX 2017 - but that list included both Triple-A titles and those games that have come about by the smaller development teams. And now I wish to just focus on those indie games which stole the show!

I’ve usually got my ear to the ground regarding the latest Xbox One and general gaming news as a whole. But each and every year, the EGX show throws up some little gems - gems that I either knew very little about, or had never heard of in my life. This year was no different. But which were the indie games from EGX 2017 that jumped out and shouted ‘look at me, look at me’? Well, the following five titles most definitely came out of nowhere to blow my mind!

If you were in the UK between the 21st-24th September 2017, and like gaming, then you really should have been at the Eurogamer Expo 2017. Filled with hundreds of games, with offerings from the smallest of micro studios, right up to the biggest blockbusting publishing houses, there was pretty much a game for everyone. But with Nintendo dominating the show, and Xbox and Playstation holding their own with smaller stands, the real stars were the games themselves with all manner of titles on display. But what were the best games of the entire show? Which titles stood out from the rest? These are the 5 most incredible games I had the pleasure of going hands-on with at EGX 2017.

Once again August has retained its name as being the noticeable calm before the storm, as we move towards the imminent arrival of the blockbuster triple A games quickly heading our way. Along with some potential surprise packages, our ever-growing wish lists will soon be freshly swamped over as the rest of 2017 is set up to be a highly anticipated time for gamers. The last quarter of our gaming calendar is always one of pure excitement as new developers, along with our favourite ones, turn up to give us their latest titles. Games that introduce us to new heroes and transport us into imaginative new worlds are set up, ready and waiting to be delivered to fans in what is shaping up to be a great Autumn for Xbox. Autumn can also be that dreadful time of year when the same old questions begin to close in on your mind once again. Which games are going to make the cut, and which ones will have to be bought at a later date?

E3 2017 and many people tuned in to Microsoft's E3 conference to find out about the highly-anticipated Project Scorpio. Of course, we now know it as Xbox One X and it will be the world’s most powerful console. As we also discovered during the same conference, not only will the Xbox One X be able to run in native 4K, HDR, blah blah blah, but it will also be able to play games over 15 years old as part of the announced Original Xbox Backwards Compatibility! They confirmed that Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge will be the first game available from the original Xbox and Microsoft have even gone as far to say they may be able to retrospectively add Achievements to first party games. So this got me thinking…

It seems like it was only yesterday when we were celebrating the arrival of 2017 in style. We had a hell of a year to look forward to as well - with numerous AAA titles hotly anticipated, a ton of Indie games to look forward to and the announcement of Project Scorpio - now Xbox One X - to be confirmed. But which Xbox One games have really shone through the first half of 2017? Well, you’d do well to find anything better than the following six titles.

So, 2017 is at the halfway point and we’ve seen a whole host of games cross our paths throughout the first six months of the year. There have been great games, there have been good games and there have been average games. But, for one reason or another, there have also been games that are crap, utterly disgusting affairs that are not worth anyone’s time. Bluntly put, if you’ve got any of the six games found below in your digital Xbox One library, you should be ready to burn your hard drive at the earliest opportunity.

Bosses eh? They're a funny bunch. Sometimes they are too easy, sometimes insanely hard, but when they are done well, the memory of the fights can stay with you long after the game is over and done with. I've sat down, pulled on my thinking cap and had a good look back through all the games that I've played on Xbox One since its launch. From this mammoth brainstorming session, I've culled my ten most memorable boss fights. They aren't all the hardest by any means, and some of them are memorable for some strange reasons, but at the end of the day they've stayed with me.

Being a gamer these days can be pretty expensive, with top titles always lurking just around the corner, looking to relieve you of a decent amount of cash. So it’s a welcome relief to see an influx of free-to-play titles hit the Xbox One in recent times, providing a variety of games to delve into without a price tag. Sure, most of the time the developers actively encourage the purchase of add-ons, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy free-to-play titles and keep your wallet out of sight.

Love it or hate it, you can’t ignore the fact that the wonderful world of golf is enjoyed by many. When the weather is cold and miserable though, or you just can’t get out of bed to make that stupidly early tee time, the draw of the Xbox One sitting under your television is perhaps just too much to ignore. But that’s not to say you can’t still get your golfing fix as there are now a number of well rounded golfing titles available on our favourite games console. So don your long socks, get your spikes on and prepare to settle down as we drive you through 5 of the best golfing titles on Xbox One. It’s not always a good walk ruined you know.