February is fast approaching, which means so is Xbox Games With Gold.

This month has another batch of very different games from many different genres. Everything from co-op, to racing and adventure games. It’s all here. All month long Xbox One users will be able to download the co-op action game Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime, after that, They’ll also be able to download Project Cars starting from February 16th – March 5th.  As for Xbox 360 users, they’ll also have a good selection of games.

From February 1st – 15th both 360 and One users can download LeChucks Revenge: Monkey Island 2, and choose whether to go down the path of sith or jedi in Star Wars: The Force Unleashed from February 16th – 28th. What do you think about this months line-up? Tell us in the comments below!

Briefly: What a great way to celebrate the holiday.

Everyone loves Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, and our very own Shane O’Hare is the one person that liked The Force Unleashed II, and Microsoft today revealed that both titles are now backwards compatible with Xbox One!

The first title was an absolute blast, and I cannot wait to one day have an opportunity to play it again. If you missed the games the first time around (all those years ago), you’ll want to jump on them right away, as they typically cost $19.99 a piece, and are currently just $4.99 each.

Excited? How did you spend your Star Wars day? Sound out below!

Briefly: I have to say, tonight’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens panel may have been worth the 24+ hour wait for Hall H.

Disney has officially released the 3+ minute featurette for the film that was shown during tonight’s panel, and if you’re one of those weird people that was on the fence about new Star Wars titles, the behind-the-scenes looks, and the incredible passion that emanates from everyone involved in the video should definitely raise your excitement. If it doesn’t, I’m really sorry, but there may be something wrong with you.

Incredibly, following the panel, JJ Abrams revealed that everyone in attendance would be escorted by Storm Troopers to a secret location where they would be treated to the music of Star Wars as performed by the San Diego Symphony. The concert concluded with an amazing fireworks display that was beyond impressive, even from my hotel window.

Not a bad reward for standing in line for over a day, huh?

Those of us that didn’t will have to settle for this still-awesome reel. Take a look below, and let us know what you think!