Move over, Angry Birds Star Wars. Make way for Angry Birds Harry Potter?On Thursday, Rovio launched Angry Birds Star Wars. The latest installment in the hit Angry Birds franchise follows a group of "Rebel birds" in their fight against the "evil Imperial Pigs," Rovio said. The game is available now for iOS, Android, Amazon Kindle Fire, Mac, PC, Windows Phone, and Windows 8.Rovio announced the game last month during an event at Toys R Us in New York's Times Square. The game builds on the same physics-based knock-em-down physics that the company introduced in Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons, and the gravity-governed physics of Angry Birds Space.During the game, you'll head out on an intergalactic journey across the deserts of Tatooine, making your way across...

The gaming season gets better as the year comes to an end. The biggest highlight of October was of course Assassins Creed III, but was that the biggest game of the year? Well if your answer is yes, then please go through the list of games that are yet to hit store shelves in November, after which you may want to revise your opinion.Shortlisting the games set to launch in November was quite a task, but we think we have a pretty comprehensive list that will appeal to all a large array of gamers and will definitely burn a big hole in your pocket if you decide to pick all of them up.So, here’s a quick look at seven AAA games to watch out for in November.Halo 4The name says it all. It's a Halo game, it's the fourth title in the adventures of Master Chief and it is a brand new trilogy....

Yes, we got Halo 4 a whole day before most people, because we’re hardcore! Microsoft’s Xbox team just held a launch event here in Delhi for the new Halo 4 trilogy by 343 Industries and boy, was it a cosy event. Unlike most launches, this one didn’t involve elaborate stages, suited execs or long talks about what was being introduced. Everyone present at the event was obviously a religious gamer, if not a Halo fanboy. The venue was littered with over a dozen Xboxes running Halo 4, so the agenda of the entire event was essentially to walk in, experience Halo 4, eat, drink and be merry. This is unlike any launch we’ve been to, but we liked the eccentricity of the affair.Cutting right to the chase, we grabbed a beer and a controller and got down to business. The game...