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NOVEMBER

2016

GAMES

PREVIEWS

Still out playing

Pokémon GO

? We get it, it’s only

tiding you over for these heavenly delights! Released

to coincide with Pokémon’s 20th anniversary, the real

thing RPG returns in two forms – one for sun lovers,

the other for night owls. Differences are reasonably

slight, being some characters, evolutions and totems,

plus Ultra Beast appearances and, duh, the time

of day at which proceedings proceed. Naturally the

classic “Gotta catch ’em all” mantra is key, as you – Chin- uh, Pokémon

trainer extraordinaire – head to the tropical islands of Alola to do that

catch, battle and trade thing that you do so well.

POKÉMON SUN/MOON

201

4’s

Watch Dogs

reminded us of TV’s

Person of

Inte

rest

. Now that the show’s dead, this may aid

hea

ling, with a decent dose of

Mr. Robot

also injected.

An

upgraded remix of the ctOS surveillance system

has

been installed in San Francisco, and that’s where

this

jaunt into the hacker life takes place. You’re Marcus

Ho

lloway, part of the fsociety-like DedSec, and you’ve

bee

n framed. An open world playground awaits as you

get

your third-person on, with double the area to get

around, whether you walk, run, parkour or grab handy vehicles. You can

go shooty-shooty showy to quietly, quietly subtlety. Just bring down the

evil corporation behind ctOS 2.0.

WATCH DOGS 2

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Yo-Kai Watch 2: Fleshy Souls/Bony Spirits, LBX: Little Battlers Experience

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Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition, Grand Theft Auto V

While a certain competitor has taken the Huey

Lewis route by going back in time, FPS superstar

Call of Duty sticks with what it has recently

excelled at – plummeting headlong into future

warfare. It’s hard to believe that this is the 13th

iteration of CoD – that’s a lot of legacy to live up

to. But developers Infinity Ward are up for the

challenge, almost cheekily so, as this iteration

tasks you with the very this-is-serious-mum

responsibility of protecting the entire solar system.

Geez, no pressure! Your enemies are the insurgent

Settlement Defence Front, who are obviously

madder than cut snakes owned by the Joker and

loaned out to Norman Bates for slithery thing

day care, simply for the scope of what they’re

trying to achieve. Yes, it’s set in space, meaning

interplanetary travel. The best thing about this is

that you get to mess about in zero gravity. You’ll all

float on OK though, thanks to your trusty booster

pack and grappling hook. You’ll get into free-

roaming aerial combat, then seamlessly transfer to

more familiar “boots on the ground” warfare. Then

there are numerous quests, the deep multiplayer

that CoD is renowned for, literally hundreds of

weapons and, naturally, zombies (with added

PeeWee Herman!) After all, it wouldn’t be CoD

without a touch of GRR, ARGH and HA-HA!

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DOOM, Titanfall 2

CALL OF DUTY: INFINITE WARFARE

GENRE:

FPS

PLATFORM:

XBO | PS4 | PC

RELEASE:

04/11/16

MULTIPLAYER:

YES

with

Amy Flower

GENRE:

RPG

PLATFORM:

3DS

RELEASE:

18/11/16

MULTIPLAYER:

YES

GENRE:

ACT/ADV

PLATFORM:

PS4 | XBO

RELEASE:

15/11/16

MULTIPLAYER:

YES