Logistical issues might contribute to the delay of about a month in India but Sony is targeting a simultaneous launch in India alongisde other European countries.

Bose said,“It will be matched with the European launch; give or take a bit to account for Indian logistics. The consoles have to be shipped in advance and currently all consoles also require certification for the India market. In terms of targeting, we’re looking to synchronize with the European launch.”

When asked if the PS4 will face the same problems that were faced by the PS4 while arriving in India, Bose replied,“It’s unfair to compare the PS4 with PS3 because we have come a long way. With PS3, first the world launches took place and then we started looking at the other markets we wanted to go into. For PS4, it will have a timeline that is more aligned with what we had on PS Vita. Being a portable, the logistics had made it easier for us to launch day-and-date [with Europe]. Once we know the European date for PS4, we will work towards that, but there will be some gap, depending on the logistics.”

What do you think? Will a period of one month be enough to bypass the problems of the Indian market? Do let us know.

DriveClub’s Design Director, Paul Rutchynsky, has clarified that the core game will be available and will include single player and multiplayer modes with additional cars and tracks available to purchase.

Below, you can view the official cover art.

You can watch the official images of the console here and the trailer below.

It does look great though, check it out below. The game releases in October this year.

Contrary to earlier reports that Kevin Conroy was doing the voice-over for Batman, it has been confirmed that it is being done by Roger Craig Smith of Assassin’s Creed 2 fame. Kevin Conroy is a part of the voice-over of the game, but for which character has not been revealed yet. Also, Booker DeWitt voice actor Troy Baker is playing The Joker.

The game is slated to release on 25th of October.

Along with the trailer, new screenshots and official box-art was revealed. Check them out below.

Infinity Ward’s executive producer Mark Rubin said,“Everyone was expecting us to make Modern Warfare 4, which would have been the safe thing to do. But we’re not resting on our laurels. We saw the console transition as the perfect opportunity to start a new chapter for Call of Duty. So we’re building a new sub-brand, a new engine, and a lot of new ideas and experiences for our players. We can’t wait to share them with our community.”

A new Call of Duty engine will facilitate the introduction of a new Call of Duty world, inclusive of new characters and story, as announced. The game has also been confirmed for the next-gen Xbox.

Although a Wii U version has not been mentioned in the press release, a PS4 version is almost confirmed. Don Mattrick, president of the interactive entertainment business at Microsoft said,“We are consistently thrilled with the overwhelming response received from critics and consumers alike to the Call of Duty series, which has firmly established its home on the Xbox 360 with the game’s largest and most engaged community.”

“With Call of Duty: Ghosts, we have no doubt that our longtime partners, Activision and Infinity Ward, will raise the bar higher than ever before for this incredible franchise.”

The firm’s yet to release a official presser for the game, but it has released a teaser trailer which you can view below. The trailer features no gameplay though, so you’ll need to wait  a bit more to view the real deal.

The teaser confirms that the game will be releasing on the next-gen Xbox as well as PS4. The game is slated to release on November 5 across platforms.

View the teaser below.

The trailer throws some light on the lives of three main characters and how they’re inter-connected to each other. Check out the combined trailer below which shows the standalone trailer for all three characters.

GTA 5 will be released on PS3 on September 17.