Three new games are announced in the latest Xbox backwards compatibility news.

The three titles are, "Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed," "Puzzle Quest 2" and "Puzzle Quest Galactrix."

In "Puzzle Quest Galactrix," you get to play a rogue pilot who is trying to unravel a mystery that could very well spell the future of the universe. You can also unlock multiple weapons and build your very own fleet of spaceships to master hundreds of missions.

"Puzzle Quest 2," meanwhile, is the sequel to the popular game of the same name. The immersive RPG game allows the player to choose from four classes of fantastical characters with signature abilities and skills. You can then retrieve mana gems, weapons and spells to defeat Gorgon and save the village of

On the other hand, "Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed," plays exactly as it sounds. You get to race in 25 tracks in the Grand Prix, World Tour or Battle Arenas mode. You can choose to race from land, water or air through your amphibious or flying vehicle. There are as much as 10 players who can join simultaneously in the online event.

According to Express, "Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed" being included n the Xbox backwards compatibility wasn't much of a news report considering that 5,000 gamers voted to list the title in the program.

The bad news, however, is that you need about 4GB of space for the "Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed" Xbox backwards compatibility.

Watch out for more Xbox backwards compatibility news, which will be published here when they become available.