PREVIEW: Call of Duty Ghosts Launch Trailer

Activision has released the official Call of Duty: Ghosts launch trailer, showcasing the single-player campaign.

It's almost November, you know what that means - a new Call of Duty game, it seems to have become a tradition in past years.

Activision today released the official launch trailer showing off what the single-player has to offer, including lots of explosions and fighting in space.

The game will release on PS3 and Xbox 360 November 5, whilst the PS4 version will release November 15 in North America and November 29 throughout Europe. Finally, the Xbox One will get the game November 22.

PREVIEW: Beyond Two Souls Launch Trailer

Thinking of buying Beyond Two Souls? Watch the latest launch trailer, and see what this gripping narrative-driven game has to offer.

With it's release just three days away, Sony have today released the official launch trailer for Quantic Dreams' Beyond Two Souls - containing strong storylines tying in with the idelogies of the afterlife, death, and spiritualism. 

Jodie Holmes (Ellen Page) has her life analysed spanning 15 years aged 8 - 23 in order to unravel the mystery of Aiden, a supernatural being that only Holmes can communicate with. It's up to scientist Nathan Hawkins (Willem Dafoe) and his colleagues to make sense of the powers Holmes possesses.

In the trailer, we see Holmes navigating various obstacles, from simple training tasks to avoid being blown up at a gas station - these are just some of things that are expected from the game. See for yourself below, and leave your comments.

The game is released today in the US, whilst Europe will have to wait until October 11.

NEWS: The Wind Waker HD - Launch Trailer

Nintendo has released the launch trailer for it's upcoming release of The Wind Waker HD - one of the most memorable games on the GameCube and in my opinion, the best Zelda made. Sorry, Ocarina of Time...

I say upcoming, but North America can get their hands on it right now via the Wii U eShop, but will be missing out on a physical copy, unless they decide to buy both versions of the game.

The visuals on the GameCube version were excellent, especially for the time so to see the game in 1080p quality is really stunning - Nintendo seem to have done a fantastic job converting this title to HD.

The retail version will be available 4th October in Europe and North America, whilst Japan will be getting the earlier release of 26th September.

Additions to the HD release include a new hero mode, which apparently will challenge the most experienced Zelda players. 

Are you picking this game up? Comments below.