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Sony Announces PlayStation 4 Launch Lineup
Sony has announced a launch lineup for the PlayStation 4 that includes 33 games for the system before the end of the year.
The console comes out on November 15, and Sony says that there will be 15 disc-based games (which you can also get as downloads) as well as additional download-only titles to make up a total of 33 games for the PlayStation 4.
Killzone: Shadow Fall (shown), Watch Dogs, and Driveclub are among the titles that will appear on November 15 alongside the system.
Competitor Microsoft says it will have 23 titles at the launch of the Xbox One. Whether that too refers to the console's launch window or day one is unknown.
- Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag (Ubisoft Montreal, Ubisoft)
- Basement Crawl (Blooper Team)
- Battlefield 4 (Electronic Arts)
- Blacklight: Retribution (Zombie Studios, Perfect World Entertainment)
- Call of Duty: Ghosts (Infinity Ward, Activision)
- Contrast (Compulsion Games, Focus Home Interactive)
- CounterSpy (Dynamighty, Sony Computer Entertainment)
- DC Universe Online (SOE Austin, Sony Online Entertainment)
- Doki-Doki Universe (HumaNature Studios)
- Driveclub (Evolution Studios, Sony Computer Entertainment)
- FIFA 14 (EA Canada, EA Sports)
- Flower (thatgamecompany, Sony Computer Entertainment)
- Hohokum (Honeyslug, Sony Computer Entertainment)
- Just Dance 2014 (Ubisoft Paris, Ubisoft)
- Killzone: Shadow Fall (Guerrilla Games, Sony Computer Entertainment)
- Lego Marvel Super Heroes (TT Games, Warner Bros. Interactive)
- Madden NFL 25 (EA Tiburon, EA Sports)
- Minecraft (Mojang)
- N++ (Metanet Software)
- NBA 2K14 (Visual Concepts, 2K Sports)
- NBA Live 14 (EA Tiburon, EA Sports)
- Need for Speed: Rivals (Ghost Games, Electronic Arts)
- Pinball Arcade (FarSight Studios)
- PlanetSide 2 (Sony Online Entertainment)
- Pool Nation FX (Cherry Pop Games)
- Resogun (Housemarque, Sony Computer Entertainment)
- Skylanders: Swap Force (Vicarious Visions, Activision)
- Super Motherload (XGen Studios)
- Tiny Brains (Spearhead Games)
- War Thunder (Gaijin Entertainment)
- Warframe (Digital Extremes)
- Watch Dogs (Ubisoft Montreal, Ubisoft)
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