Fairgoers pass by a giant poster of last installment of Call of Duty from US video game publisher Activision and called 'COD: Black Ops III' during the Madrid Games Week (Photo : Sebastien Berda/Getty Images)
There are more than a dozen much awaited schedule of releases for 2015 Fall with every new instalment competing for gameplay hours and attention.
Scheduled for release on Oct. 27, the tables will be turned in "Halo 5 Guardians," the newest installment to the Xbox 14-year-old franchise. Spartan Locke has been given a task of tracking down the absent Master Chief before the galactic calamity happens. The game features a co-operative story or single-player mode and several multiplayer modes, IBN Live reported.
Another set for release on Oct. 27 is fifth installment "WWE 2K" of Steve Austin's Stone Cold. This game is bringing back the character and match creation in addition to the three various forms of the tag matches coming from "2K14," includes entrance restrictions and interruptions on reversals, tweaks manager Al and the referee and changes how the pinning works. The game is going to be available on Xbox 360, PS3 and 4.
On Nov. 3, the 21-year-old game franchise "Need for Speed" will reboot with the concept of street racing that seems to take the ambience of the "Fast & Furious" and provide five rare driving techniques to experience. The game will be playable on Xbox, PS4 and WinPC.
Set to be released on Nov 6. is "Call of Duty Black Ops III", an adaptive campaign that allows up to four gamers to explore the cyborg and robotics augmentations along with the customized avatars. The game will be available on Xbox 360, PS4, PS3 and WinPC, Den of Geeks reported.
With pre-order benefits, the beta and early-access promises are hitting the all-time increase this year, while the publishers are now on their marketing march after your dollar.
