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Hey! You want to know what you'll be doing the winter and spring of 2014? Not leaving the house. With Sony finally revealing the launch date and line-up of the PlayStation 4 and Microsoft also rolling out its day one and launch window games, chances are you won't see daylight until next summer.
The Bureau: XCOM Declassified finally completed the prophecy of a shooter for the XCOM series this week while last year's hit XCOM title gets a huge new DLC. Rounding out the biggest comeback in over 20 year old games’ history.
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November 15
If you though Xbox One had a crazy set of launch titles check out what Sony is bringing to the table:
- NBA 2K14
- Madden NFL 25
- Killzone Shadow Fall
- Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
- Battlefield 4
- Watch Dogs
- Blacklight: Retribution
- Call of Duty: Ghosts
Just to name a few, check out the full list here.
To go with this crazy luanch line-up, Sony has annouced, officially, that the PlayStation 4 will launch of November 15. More exciting than that, the Vita and PS3 are getting price cuts. Sony announced that it was slashing the price of the PlayStation Vita from $250 to $199 here in the States. The new Vita price drop takes place tomorrow and will be followed up with a "significant" discount for the cost of its memory cards. As of right now they go for $14 for the 4GB, $37 for the 16GB, and $80 for the 32GB version.
In other Sony news, They've announced at a Gamescom press event, that a big screen adaptation of Watch Dogs has been confirmed in Variety later that afternoon. This isn't the first property that's been optioned for a Hollywood partnership. Ubisoft announced that an Assassin's Creed film is in the works as well. According the Variety,