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New Releases This Week: October 19 Through 26
This week offers up a number of intersections between gaming and the arts. Disney Fantasia brings in music and movement, The Voice asks players to flex their vocal muscles, and Pokémon Art Academy will help teach you the visual arts.
Of course, there’s a host of more traditional (read: pew pew) experiences, also. Shadow Warrior comes to new-gen consoles with a smart sense of humor to go along with the sword, guns, and magic. Bayonetta 2 arrives on store shelves after a positive review from us.
If melee combat is more your thing, The Legend of Korra and Samurai Warriors 4 are both arriving soon. Finally, Civilization: Beyond Earth takes the strategy series to space. Here’s the full list.
Fantasia: Music Evolved (Xbox One, 360) - October 21
Fluster Cluck (PS4) - October 21
Jagged Alliance: Flashback (PC) - October 21
Just Dance 2015 (Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Wii U, Wii) - October 21
The Voice (PS3, 360, Wii U, Wii) - October 21
The Legend of Korra (PS4, PS3, PC) - October 21, (Xbox One, 360) - October 22
Race the Sun (PS4, PS3, Vita) - October 21
Samurai Warriors 4 (PS4, PS3, Vita) - October 21
Shadow Warrior (PS4, Xbox One) - October 21
The Walking Dead Season Two (Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4, PS3, Vita - Retail) - October 21
Shantae and the Pirate's Curse (3DS) - October 23
Bayonetta 2 (Wii U) - October 24
Civilization: Beyond Earth (PC) - October 24
Fantasy Life (3DS) - October 24
Pokémon Art Academy (3DS) - October 24
For more, check out our full list of confirmed release dates for 2014. You can also check out platform-specific rundowns of everything we expect out this year on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Wii U. Let us know in the comments what you'll be playing.
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