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New Releases This Week: November 15 Through November 21
After last week's new release madness, you might think that this week offers a reprieve. Well, my friends, you thought wrong.
EA is leading the charge this week with blasters and hokey religion. Star Wars Battlefront is finally upon us, and it might be the shooter you're looking for.
Nintendo has a pair of releases at the end of the week. Love is in the air with Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash, and those rascally Pokemon have once again wandered into dungeons full of mystery.
Here's the full list:
Knight Squad (Xbox One, PC) - November 16
Borderlands: Triple Pack (360, PS3) - November 17
The Crew: Wild Run (Xbox One, PS4, PC) - November 17
Star Wars Battlefront (Xbox One, PS4, PC) - November 17
Stella Glow (3DS) - November 17
Sword Art Online: Lost Song (PS4, Vita) - November 17
Hard West (PC, Mac, Linux) - November 18
Assassin's Creed Syndicate (PC) - November 19
Celestial Tear: Demon's Revenge (PC) - November 19
Typoman (Wii U) - November 19
Mayan Death Robots (PC) - November 20
Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash (Wii U) - November 20
Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon (3DS) - November 20
For more on this year's games, check out our regularly updated list of game releases. If you're looking to get a jump on 2016, we've published next year's list, too.
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