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New Releases This Week: November 2 Through 9
For millions of gamers, this is the most important week of the year. It also happens to be one in which an abnormal number of people call in sick. We don’t know if there is a correlation.
This week in releases is a little bit thinner, probably because publishers are taking a small step out of the way. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare headlines releases this week and kicks off a busy month filled with dragons, elephants, and polar bears (oh my).
The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (PS4, Vita, PC) - November 4
BioShock Infinite: The Complete Edition (PS3, 360) - November 4
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, PC) - November 4
Citizens of Earth (PS4, Wii U, Vita, 3DS, PC) - November 4
Disney Planes: Fire and Rescue (Wii U, 3DS) - November 4
Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley (3DS) - November 4
The Hungry Horde (Vita) - November 4
MotoGP 14 (PS4, PS3, 360, Vita, PC) - November 4
Rocksmith 2014 (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3) - November 4
The Wolf Among Us (Xbox One, 360, PS4, PS3, Vita) - November 4
Pier Solar (Wii U) - November 6
The Swapper (Wii U) - November 6
Football Manager 2015 (PC) - November 7
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.
Update: Reader Ciara contacted us to let us know that Citizens of Earth has been delayed, with no specific date replacing this week's anticipated release. You can read the full update on the developer's Facebook page.
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