The colossal gaming month that was October comes to an end this week, and November steps up to take the reins with a huge lineup of massive titles.<\/p>\n
4\u00a0November 2016 (Xbox One, PS4, PC)<\/strong><\/p>\n Last month’s brilliant Battlefield 1 gets it’s biggest competition this week, as the next instalment of Call of Duty unleashes upon anticipated gamers.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s be honest, though, there have been some gamers who have become somewhat jaded and fatigued with the annual entry into the divisive Call of Duty series, leaving many to not even pay attention to what Activision is up to with the franchise, but we\u2019re feeling more curious than usual about CoD: Infinite Warfare, which releases this week.<\/p>\n Even though the core style of the heavily-directed campaign never changes too much, there\u2019s always something interesting in these blockbuster games.<\/p>\n The full-tilt futuristic setting and zero-G space segments look compelling; so we\u2019re expecting\u00a0some new gameplay twists to hit Activision\u2019s prized series, because it doesn\u2019t look like\u00a0Call of Duty is going back to WWII anytime soon.<\/p>\n Of course, Infinite Warfare also come packaged with Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, which is quite exciting for fans who never played 2007 hit or those who want to relive the high-point of the series.<\/p>\n