With the PS4 and Xbox One release dates set for November, buyers of those next-generation consoles are wondering if the year's hottest game, GTA 5, will ever become available to them, GottaBeMobile.com reports.

While nothing is confirmed, at least one analyst believes that GTA 5 for Xbox One and PS4 is likely to arrive on shelves sometime next year, GottaBeMobile.com also reports.

EA Sports has announced that NBA Live 14 will be released on November 19 on both the Playstation 4 and the Xbox One, meaning it will be available in time for Microsoft's next-generation console that is expected to release on November 22, not Sony's.

The Playstation 4's release date is on November 15, meaning NBA Live 14 won't be available in time for the release of Sony's next-generation console, leaving gamers wondering if more people will turn to the Xbox One.

Prior to this point, Electronic Arts had only confirmed that NBA Live 14 would be released in the "launch window," by the end of 2013, Polygon.com reports.

But NBA Live 14 isn't the only game that has caught the attention of Xbox One fans.

Battlefield 4 on Xbox One could feature Kinect-powered head-tracking, executive producer Patrick Bach said in a new interview on the Xbox Wire, GameSpot.com reports. 

DICE is "looking into" features that "enhance" controls, including using Kinect for peeking and leaning, as well as further head-tracking - this is in addition to using Kinect for voice commands, GameSpot.com also reports.

The Sony PS4 is "around 50 percent faster than its rival Xbox One," according to anonymous gamedevelopers quoted in a report from the Edge, the International Business Times reports.

The report states that multiple anonymous "high-level game development sources" termed the performance differences between the Xbox One from Microsoft and the PS4 "significant," the International BusinessTimes also reports.