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" Years of speculation and rumours finally end this month with the long-awaited release of Xbox One and PS4. As well as a host of glossy, next-gen launch games, Nintendo releases new Mario and Zelda titles. Battlefield 4 Release date: November 1 (Europe), October 29 (North America) Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, PC (PS4 and Xbox One at launch) Launching two years after Battlefield 3, the next title in the franchise debuts on current and next-generation consoles - as well as PC - with a more emotional and open-ended single player. It also introduces new multiplayer features such as Levolution for expanded destructibility, and the return of Commander mode. Grabbing it on Xbox 360? Be wary of a 14GB recommended installation. &amp;gt; Battlefield 4 review round-up: What the critics say  Call of Duty: Ghosts Release date: November 5 (worldwide) Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, PC, Wii U (PS4 and Xbox One at launch) Modern Warfare studio Infinity Ward returns with cross-generation entry Call of Duty: Ghosts, featuring a new world, story, characters and game engine. In multiplayer, expected added customisation and greater map interaction, as well as the arrival of new alien co-op mode Extinction.  LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Release date: November 15 (Europe), October 22 (US) Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, Vita, 3DS (PS4 and Xbox One at launch) Featuring more than 100 Marvel characters including Hulk, Thor, Spider-Man, Wolverine, Captain America and Black Widow, the game sees players attempt to save the world from the threat of Loki and Galactus. Characters will have individual abilities, which will be used to solve puzzles and battle enemies. It will also contain the series&amp;#039; usual dose of humour. &amp;gt; Our LEGO Marvel Super Heroes preview: An authentic take on the Marvel world  XCOM: Enemy Within Release date: November 15 (worldwide) Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, PC This XCOM expansion will build on the core of the original game, introducing new options for players to incorporate alien technology into the bodies of their soldiers. New features include a new resource, human adversaries, mech fighters and new multiplayer maps. &amp;gt; XCOM: Enemy Within preview: Mechs and genetic mods in new expansion      Need for Speed Rivals Release date: November 19 (worldwide) Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, PC (PS4 and Xbox One at launch) Said to combine the feel of Hot Pursuit and Most Wanted, Rivals sees the return of cops versus robbers gameplay with two separate campaigns and choice-driven objectives. It also includes a new All Drive feature, which allows players to seamlessly transition from single to multiplayer.  Xbox One Release date: November 22 (worldwide) Microsoft&amp;#039;s next-gen console launches globally on November 22, priced at \u00A3429 in the UK and $499 in North America. Exclusive launch titles include Forza Motorsport 5, Dead Rising 3, Killer Instinct, Ryse: Son of Rome and Crimson Dragon. &amp;gt; Hands-on impressions with Xbox One, PS4&amp;#039;s controllers  Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Release date: November 22 (worldwide) Platforms: 3DS Serving as a sequel to SNES adventure The Link to the Past, the adventure will feature the same game world but offers new dungeons and a new storyline. A new mechanic sees Link become a drawing to navigate new areas. Meanwhile, dungeons can be tackled in any order, and most items would be available near the beginning of the adventure. &amp;gt; Our Zelda: A Link between Worlds preview: A love letter to the SNES  Tearaway Release date: November 22 (worldwide) Platforms: Vita This Vita exclusive comes from LittleBigPlanet developer Media Molecule, and sees gamers playing alongside the main character and not as them. The player&amp;#039;s responsibility is to guide the main character and protect him or her from enemies via a variety of control inputs on the PS Vita, including the handheld&amp;#039;s touchscreen and rear touch panel.  PlayStation 4 Release date: November 29 (Europe), November 15 (North America) Sony&amp;#039;s next-gen console launches first in North America followed by a European release two weeks later, retailing for \u00A3349 and $399 respectively. Exclusive launch titles include Killzone: Shadow Fall, Knack, ResoGun, The Play Room and Hohokum. &amp;gt; Hands-on impressions with Xbox One, PS4&amp;#039;s controllers  Super Mario 3D World Release date: November 29 (Europe), November 22 (North America) Platforms: Wii U Super Mario 3D World is the first 3D Mario game to feature four-person co-op. Users can control Mario, Luigi, Peach and Toad, each of whom has an individual skill. Toad, for example, can run faster, while Peach can hover in the air. New power-ups include a cat suit for climbing walls and a double cherry that creates a clone of the player.  Other games out this month: WWE 2K14 (November 1) Xbox 360, PS3 Angry Birds Star Wars (November 1) Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, Vita, Wii, 3DS Mario &amp;amp; Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games (November 8) Wii U Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy (November 8) 3DS PixelJunk Shooter (November 11) PC, Mac Linux Contrast (November 15) PC (PS4, November 29) Deadfall Adventures (November 15) PC Baldur&amp;#039;s Gate 2: Enhanced Edition (November 15) PC, iOS Assassin&amp;#039;s Creed 4: Black Flag (November 21) PC Wii U (PS4, Xbox One at launch) Ratchet and Clank Nexus (November 22) PS3 What games are you buying this month? Add a comment to the space below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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