Well, I'm definitely buying it at launch, and I plan to get quite a few launch titles:
Watch Dogs: Even though this is cross-gen and I could get it for my X360, I want the nice-graphics and exclusive features Of course, the game itself is shaping up to be great, really innovative and specially really diverse and controllable as a sandbox.
Crimson Dragon: This game hasn't been too talked about too much (maybe because of the overwhelmingly silent E3 reveal lol), but I've been waiting for it ever since it was codenamed Project Draco. I was a big fan of the Panzer Dragon series, and I'm really looking forward towards what they can do with the Kinect sensor.
Killer Instinct: Jago is back and Rare is developing it! Enough said.
Ryse: Son of Rome: I'll wait for some reviews to come out, 'cause it actually seems a little too QTE-ish, but if it is even a little bit praised, I'll buy it. Crytek has always been a superb game developer, and though they've had a few missteps in recent years, I still believe their products are way above the average game quality-wise.
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag: I think Ubisoft is really pushing for this iteration to be a breath of fresh air in the series. I almost gave up on it after the bloated mess AC3 was, but this one seems to be way different. The whole pirate theme seems really cool and new, the open sea exploration will probably be awesome, and from what I've gathered from the trailers Edward actually has a personality (as opposed to Connor who was just an grumpy lump).
Watch Dogs: Even though this is cross-gen and I could get it for my X360, I want the nice-graphics and exclusive features Of course, the game itself is shaping up to be great, really innovative and specially really diverse and controllable as a sandbox.
Crimson Dragon: This game hasn't been too talked about too much (maybe because of the overwhelmingly silent E3 reveal lol), but I've been waiting for it ever since it was codenamed Project Draco. I was a big fan of the Panzer Dragon series, and I'm really looking forward towards what they can do with the Kinect sensor.
Killer Instinct: Jago is back and Rare is developing it! Enough said.
Ryse: Son of Rome: I'll wait for some reviews to come out, 'cause it actually seems a little too QTE-ish, but if it is even a little bit praised, I'll buy it. Crytek has always been a superb game developer, and though they've had a few missteps in recent years, I still believe their products are way above the average game quality-wise.
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag: I think Ubisoft is really pushing for this iteration to be a breath of fresh air in the series. I almost gave up on it after the bloated mess AC3 was, but this one seems to be way different. The whole pirate theme seems really cool and new, the open sea exploration will probably be awesome, and from what I've gathered from the trailers Edward actually has a personality (as opposed to Connor who was just an grumpy lump).