When the PlayStation 4 launches on Nov. 15 fans will have plenty of games to choose from. To cut through the fat, here's a quick rundown of launch titles available on the PlayStation 4.
Many launch titles for the console are games that are already available on the PlayStation 3 and other consoles. These games include Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, Battlefield 4, Call of Duty: Ghosts, FIFA 14, Injustice: Gods Among Us, Just Dance 2014, LEGO: Marvel Super Heroes, Madden 25, Minecraft, NBA 2K14 and Skylanders Swap Force. These games represent a good opportunity to see how the PlayStation 4 improves upon the technology in the PlayStation 3 and enhances the experience. Additionally, for anyone looking for a sure bet for their first PlayStation 4 title, simply look to these games and see how critics responded to find a game that's an established, solid title. In addition, many of these games such as Battlefield 4 and Call of Duty: Ghosts offer trade in programs that allow users to trade in their PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the games for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game when they are released.
There will also be some free-to-play games available on the console when it is launched on Nov. 15. DC Universe Online will be available to download at launch. The Playroom program will be free on the PlayStation 4, and will be a pack-in game for the console. However, the program is an interactive minigame game that requires the PlayStation Eye to function. Warframe is another free-to-play game that will be available at launch for the PlayStation 4.
The console will have several exclusives at launch. These include Killzone: Shadow Fall and Knack, though previous launch exclusive Driveclub has been delayed. The PlayStation Network will also have several options for players to check out at launch as well. These titles include The Pinball Arcade, Resogun, Sound Shapes, Super Motherload, Tiny Brains and War Thunder.
These titles give PlayStation 4 owners a huge selection to check out when they finally get their hands on the console, and cover a wide range of game types that should appeal to all gamers when they come to the new console.