Your Xbox One starting games lineup

An updated list of the games available on the Xbox One when it launches on November 22.

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Call of Duty: Ghosts is one of 23 titles available at the launch of the Xbox One Activision

When the Xbox One launches on November 22, over 20 games will launch along side it.

The Xbox One retails for $499 and is bundled with a Kinect 2 sensor. The Sony PlayStation 4, which is $100 cheaper and lacks a bundled motion controller, ships November 15.

The Xbox titles include highly anticipated games like Call of Duty: Ghosts and Battlefield 4, as well as casual games like Zumba Fitness: World Party and Zoo Tycoon.

While other games like Titanfall won't be available on day one, we should still see it at some point during Xbox One's launch "window". Which apparently stretches all to March -- Titanfall is set to release on March 11.

Check out the photo gallery below for more information on the 21 titles that will be available day one on the Xbox One and just so you're completely informed, you might want to check out what the competition is up to.