November is going to be huge for Sony's (SNE) PlayStation 4 and Microsoft's Xbox One, as the month will be packed full of some highly anticipated game releases.

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"Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" will be the first big game to officially be released on Nov. 4 for both consoles, and is already available to gamers through its Day Zero Edition.

The game is set in the year 2054, and will be implementing advanced exoskeletons for the first time in the "Call of Duty" franchise. The newest installment aims to create a movie-like storyline, and even features Oscar winner Kevin Spacey and Troy Baker.

Xbox One fans will receive a treat a week later with the exclusive release of "Halo: The Master Chief Collection" on Nov. 11.

The entire story of the Master Chief - including campaigns and multiplayer maps from all previous Halo games - will be remastered running 60 fps and will be available on one console for the first time. Gamers who purchase The Master Chief Collection will also be given access to the upcoming Halo 5: Guardian Multiplayer Beta. 

Also to be released on both PS4 and Xbox One consoles is the new "Assassin's Creed Unity," which launches on Nov. 13.

Although the latest installment to the "Assassin's Creed" franchise will be based around the French Revolution, the game will also reportedly give users the opportunity to time-travel in different eras including the Second World War. There will be downloadable content as soon as its released, which includes a fresh chapter in the series and a new woman assassin trained by Ezio.

Although it's not a brand new game, newer versions of "Grand Theft Auto 5" will officially be coming to new-gen consoles on Nov. 18.

The remastered "GTA 5" will be available in 1080p and will feature better graphics with increased draw distances with improved damage and weather effects. The new version will also be coming with exclusive content including new weapons, jobs, radio songs, $1 million in-game cash, and even increased player lobbies capable of holding 30 players. 

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