Microsoft just dumped a large cache of game titles into the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility list, and now reports claimed that three more titles are going to be launched sooner than later.

According to UK's Express, the titles that will soon be released in the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility list are "SSX," "Crackdown 2" and "Halo 3: ODST."

The "SSX" is published by EA Sports in 2012 which puts the spotlight on the sports of snowboarding and skiiing. The game is actually a reboot of "SSX: Deadly Descents." Players are challenged to win the race, do tricks or survive deadly mountainous slopes.

"Crackdown 2" is a third-person shooter developed by Ruffian Games which was first published on Xbox in 360 2010. The user will play the role of a highly developed killing machine in Pacific City known as "Agent." This time around, he will fight zombie-like monstrosities that are affected by the "Freak" virus unleashed by a disgruntled former scientist.

"Halo 3: ODST," which will reportedly be added into the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility list either in June or July, refer to the "Orbital Drop Shock Troopers" who descend into the fictional New Mombasa to try to solve the catastrophe that occurred there.

Microsoft just released 25 titles in April and May for the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility list, the most recent games of which are "Samurai Shodown II," "Sonic & Knuckles & Runner 2," "DIG DUG," "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed I & II."

For the full list of Xbox One Backwards Compatibility games, go to the Major Nelson website.