Xbox One Games List 2014: Elder Scrolls Online Most Popular? MMO Expected To Dominate Microsoft Sales

Elder Scrolls Online is slated as one of the Xbox One's most popular games for 2014, TechnoBuffalo.com reports.

"The advantage The Elder Scrolls Online has over other MMO also-runners is an active, pre-existing fanbase used to playing massive, sprawling RPGs," the website writes.

"Skyrim sold over 20 million copies in the two years since it came out, and if ESO could pull a quarter of that, Bethesda will probably be pretty thrilled. In the world of MMOs, the graveyard is bigger than the town, but ESO has a better chance than almost everyone of making a permanent home there."

Microsoft is not preparing to release Halo 5 until November of 2015, TechSpot.com reports.

"It's not all bad news, however, as there should be plenty of other Halo goodies to hold fans over until then," the website writes.

"Within the span of a year, the source claims we will see five Halo games: Halo 2 Anniversary Edition for Xbox One on November 11, 2014, Halo 3 port for Xbox One, Halo 4 port for Xbox One and the aforementioned Halo 5."

Sonic the Hedgehog will be coming to next-generation consoles Xbox One and Playstation 4 according to a photo posted on Spindash.com, the Latin Times reports.

The German website posted photos of the classic video game on display at the Nuremberg toy fair, the website also reports.

Microsoft has not officially confirmed the game's development.

Rukuten revealed that PS4′s launch titles outsold Xbox One's release slate three-to-one (or 65% to 35%) between December 1 and January 17, VG247.com writes.

Call of Duty: Ghosts was the top-selling title on both formats, with FIFA 14 following in second place, the website also writes.

Titanfall is a "high priority" for Microsoft and its gaming development, BGR.com reports, leaving many gamers wondering if it will be Xbox One's most popular game.

"It also looks absolutely bonkers, packed with fast-paced action, unprecedented traversal abilities and huge, hulking mechs. Plus, it eschews the standard tacked-on single-player campaign to completely focus on multiplayer," the website writes.

"A handful of lucky gamers had a chance to play Titanfall during a recent alpha test, and based on the leaked footage from the event, Titanfall lives up to the promise of the original trailers. Titanfall will be available for the Xbox One on March 11th."