Respawn Entertainment’s Titanfall is receiving a Deluxe Edition on November 25th which will include the base game and all previously released map packs – Expedition, Frontier’s Edge and IMC Rising – for a total of nine extra maps. That’s not including all the content added via the updates including the Black Market where you can purchase Burn Card packs, Daily Challenges, the Horde-like Frontier Defense mode and other upcoming additional modes.

The Deluxe Edition can be purchased right now for PC via Origin at $40. The Xbox One version will be available on November 25th for $50 via Xbox Live. As of now, there’s been no announcement as to whether there will be physical copies of the same (though given EA’s stance on physical copies of Origin games, it seems unlikely). Will it be available on the Xbox 360? That remains to be seen.

Titanfall has had a fond measure of success since its release in March and while player numbers are no where near what they used to be, the game still has a loyal following worldwide. What are your thoughts on the Deluxe Edition? Let us know below.

Sony’s PlayStation Now is looking to bring game-streaming to PlayStation 4, PlayStation, PS Vita and eventually smart devices like Sony’s Bravia displays. Unfortunately, the service has run into problems regarding pricing. Sony has come under fire for revealing rental periods for games, rather than a subscription model. The problem is, these rental periods which can run for as long as 90 days are pretty similar to paying full price for a game.

Of course, these aren’t confirmed. But according to NeoGAF, Sony is now discussing Deluxe versions of games which ask you to pay 15 percent extra for the base game and all its accompanying DLC. SCE is also seeking feedback on whether the currently revealed rental periods are satisfactory.

Again, none of this is the final iteration of PlayStation Now which will launch by the end of this month. What are your thoughts on the service thus far? Let us know in the comments below.

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Child of Light, Ubisoft’s upcoming turn-based RPG built on the UbiArt Framework engine, will be releasing on April 30th for PC, PS3, Xbox 360, PS4 and Xbox One but it will also have a Deluxe Edition due on the same day. The Deluxe Edition will only be available in the UK and EMEA territories though so pre-order today if you want it.

The Deluxe Edition includes exclusive content – such as an extra quest, character and collectibles – a poster by renowned Japanese artist Yoshitaka Amano, an art book and Igniculus key ring. Ubisoft has also confirmed that the cross-buy option will be available for PlayStation users so you can buy the game on either PS3 or PS4 and play it on the other console without any issues.

Considering its tribute to old-school JRPGs and just looking so damn good, we can’t help but want Child of Light now. It will go on sale this April though for £11.99.

The Deluxe Edition will include three Gold Battlepacks – which reportedly contain new weapon accessory combinations, dog tags, knives, CP boosts and character customization items – a Steelbook and the China Rising DLC pack along with the game itself. It retails for £64.99 on Xbox 360 and PS3, with the PC version costing £54.99. As to the Battlepacks, there will already be one free per pre-order of each game, with separate purchases from the in-game store.

DICE’s Battlefield 4 will be the first game to feature the new Frostbite 3 engine and will also release for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in Q4 2013. The game will be expanded to feature a larger scale of destruction and rumours indicate that it may support up to 70 players in multiplayer for the future.