new games you can't wait for...

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in my case, I'm so crazy excited for some of the new game coming out soon. however, I am slowly switching to PC gaming. because I can't afford a ps4 or whatever else they got.
anyway, what soon to be released games are you excited for?

I'm really excited for Saints Row 4, every time I see a new trailer or gameplay video, it just looks better!
other games I can't wait for... in this order,
Batman, Arkham Origins, not sure if there's going to be a pc version, anyone know?
Grand theft auto 5, I guess it won't have a pc version, but I still have that ps3, so I guess that works.
and hopefully, the next Star Wars battlefront. I sincerely hope it will have a pc version. of course, no one knows when this one will be released, if it ever gets released. but I saw a video on Facebook about it.

now that I'm mostly a pc gamer, I bought Saints Row the third, The full package on steam. I know I already have this game and most of the dlc on ps3, but I'm pretty much done with the ps3. except for renting ps3 games from game fly. that and playing Borderlands 2 every now and again.

Pokemon X and Y

Animal Crossing New Leaf

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJTTsDiqDeY[/youtube]
This, Arkham Origins, and the next season of Telltale's Walking Dead.

PS @ the OP,

You do realize that, as a rule, a gaming PC will cost much more than a console?

I'm betting a PS4 will be much cheaper than a PC that will play new games at a decent frame rate.

I know, I'm still paying on my pc. but the nice thing is the pc won't be outdated as soon as the ps3 will be. And through Steam I can get many old games, that will work in new computers, as well as new games.
I won't have to replace my computer anytime soon, where as a gaming console gets replaced every so many years.

I still love My ps3, but I find that you get more for your money when it comes to PC gaming. then you got, mods for games, only on pc. special edition content only available on steam. and lots of old yet good game can be bought and played through steam. that and I don't have to dish out hundreds of dollars every time a new version of the consoles gets released.
So, I much as I love the playstation, and I truly do, the pc is so much cheaper in the long run.

Star Wars Battlefront
Dragon Age

They said the 3DS eShop release of Shantae (Game Boy Color) was getting pushed back to July (from June 20), but they have yet to follow up on that news with a new actual date...so I am starting to get a little impatient there...

Elder Scrolls Online.

Super Mario 3D World, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, Mario Kart 8, and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS.

Not a whole game but an expansion: Civ 5: Brave New World. The toursim aspect should be interesting

After decades of waiting, David Braben is remaking Elite!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGHM6wu1WY4&list=PLVInSnKfk0JVJvnZzCL2F6bhNce93fh09[/youtube]

Tales of Xillia (PS3) next month.
Killzone : Mercenary (PSV), Rayman : Legends (PS3) and Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD Remix (PS3) in September
Pokémon X/Y (and 3DSXL along with it), Batman : Arkham Origins (PC) and Battlefield 4 (PC) in October
South Park : Stick of Truth (PS3) and FFX/X-2 HD (PS3) whenever they come out.

GTA 5 - PS3

Watchdogs - PS4

Killzone Shadow Fall - PS4

CoD Ghosts - PS4

Hitman 5 (?) - PS4

Earth Defense Force 2025

Killer is dead is looking good as well.

This, and Saints Row 4. I enjoyed Saints Row 3 a little too much.

@OP: A gaming PC costs about $1,000 - $2,000. The PS4 costs $399, and the Xbox One costs $499.

Depends on how many parts you need to upgrade in your current PC. Simply replacing your old video card with a newer one will do a world of good.

Good gaming PC that lasted for about 4-5 years, with only updating it with RAM or another graphic card for about 250 EUR, costed me each time around 1000 EUR, normally a bit less then that. Instead of ordering already fixed PCs at a media-shop, try to find a small shop, where they talk about you, with what you want to do with your system, how you use it, what type of games you play...

Because of that they dont need tons of stuff you dont need, and the money you safe, you can use on the stuff you like.

As example, my Gaming PC has a real small memory-space in comparison to "complete to buy PCs" because of me not doing anything like keeping hundred of movies, tons of photos and private videos... I need enough memory for about 4-5 games I actively play and some extra for some spare photos I have or private documents, but thats it. Most "ready PCs" also have Microsoft Office on them, that costs about 150 EUR license. For what I use my PC the free downloadable openoffice is completly sufficient. Additional if you wait, when a new generation of graphicard is released, so when there is a new technic that raises the power of the praphic cards by an certain amount, the graphic cards that has been quite expensive topmodels before, decrease in prices about 40%, because of the companies wanting to get their storage free of them for the new graphic card models. On a "ready PC" you often have programs for videoworking or photoworking included, that I simply dont need, but that need small license payment. I also dont have that typical slots for all kind of photo-memorycard-reading, I simply dont need it. I also dont care for colourful PC-suits with LEDs or such stuff, I always care to have a medium standard shell so that I dont need to care for how much space I have left, if I want to give in another graphic card. Because of me always playing with headsets I also dont care for a silent watercooling and so on. My PC is according to its noise quite a hoovercraft ^^, but with headset I dont hear it anyway, I only need to care to remove the dust and cathairs that comes in from the ventilation, from now and then.

So all of this stuff, only save you a little money, 150 EUR for Microsoft office, 50 for a grey boring shell instead of a black extra small with some LEDs, 20 EUR there for the nonexisting photocardreaders, 80 EUR here, 35 EUR .... but in the end I aways had a real good gaming PC with brandparts (not the exterior but as example there is much you can do wrong about saving 5 EUR for RAM-sticks), that I was always happy about for a maximum of 1000 EUR. There are people that are willing to pay the double-price for a really brand-brand-supernew PC...but thats technical normally only three months more advanced then the systems I buy, so its a complete waste of money out of my oppinion. ^^ So my PC its really "naked" when it comes to everything else...but its gaming job it does quite well, and for Email-reading, Internetsurfing and opening my .pdf online telephone bills, its also sufficient. ^^