This November sees the release of a host of gaming titles. We list the ones that are worth your while
November has always been busy for gamers.Last year,we were bombarded with AAA titles like The Elders Scrolls V:Skyrim, Saints Row:The Third, Assasin's Creed Revealations, Call of Duty;Modern Warfare 3 and a lots more.This year,that tradition continues;but not all of these are worth your money or time.
After wading through numerous titles,we pick the top five.
The premise for Most Wanted is similar to 2005 version of the game,where you had to carve your way through a bunch of racers,eventually becoming the MOST WANTED. Only now you can throw Criterion's flair for break neck speeds and destruction into the mix as well.
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November has always been busy for gamers.Last year,we were bombarded with AAA titles like The Elders Scrolls V:Skyrim, Saints Row:The Third, Assasin's Creed Revealations, Call of Duty;Modern Warfare 3 and a lots more.This year,that tradition continues;but not all of these are worth your money or time.
After wading through numerous titles,we pick the top five.
NEED FOR SPEED:MOST WANTED
November 2(Xbox 360,PS3,PC,PS Vita)
HALO 4
November 6(Xbox 360)
Halo 4 marks the beginning of a brand new history and takes place roughly four years after the events of Halo 3. It sheds more light on the relationship shared by Master Chief and his AI companion, Cortana.
CALL OF DUTY:BLACK OPS II
November 13(Xbox 360,PS3,PC,PS Vita,WiiU)
Developer Treyarch is back at the helm of another Call of Duty game that looks to repair some of the damage inflicted on the franchisee by last year's Modern Warfare 3.Also included is the beloved Zombie mode that has been expanded insignificantly.
HITMAN:ABSOLUTION
November 20(Xbox 360,PS3,PC)
After a span of nearly a decade,everyone's favourite bald assassin is back with a vengeance. Like older Hitman games, you can play this one like a trained professional, eliminating your target without raising the suspicious, or go right ahead and leave a trail of corpses in your awake.
FAR CRY 3
November 30(Xbox 360,PS3,PC)
With FRY CRY 3, UBISOFT has returned to their roots, ditching the African setting for a more familiar tropical one. They're really embracing the game's open-world nature, offering players a staggering amount of non-linear content and freedom.
