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Its always quite difficult to decide which PS4 dynamic themes are really worth the asking price, due to their very nature. Luckily Disruptive Media Publishers is always pretty open with the quality of its products, and publishes videos to let you judge for yourself.

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Last year wasn't a particularly stellar year for PlayStation 4 owners when it came to exclusive games, especially during the holiday season. There's was that botched Driveclub launch and LittleBigPlanet 3, which may be a fine title (even if it wasn't developed by Media Molecule), but is hardly a top-tier hype-worthy release.

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E-Line Media creative director Sean Vesce discusses how Never Alone has gone portable on the Nvidia Shield portable device in this exclusive gameplay interview from GDC 2015.

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Media Create published the latest Japanese hardware/software sales, including the debut of Evolve.

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Adam Lloyd writes: "Back in 2005, EA struck up a new deal with Steven Spielberg that committed the decorated director to producing three new franchises. Spielberg, himself a self-confessed ardent gamer, had already worked with EA in some capacity and is even credited in Medal of Honour: Allied Assault, so there was already a precedent to this particular partnership. One of Spielberg's proposed franchises emerged in the form of Boom Blox for the Wii. While the second franchise never seemed to materialise, the third was LMNO, a game which asked the question: 'Can a video game make you cry?'"

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Quantum Break, the upcoming Xbox One third-person action game from Remedy Entertainment, is apparently not coming out this year after all.

According to a post on Twitter by Dae Jim, the Dutch Community and Social Media Coordinator at Microsoft, the game is "likely delayed" and won't release until sometime in 2016. Seeing as how Remedy is notorious for delaying its games, this doesn't come as all too much of a surprise.

Quantum Break is a narrative-heavy action game from the same development studio that crafted Alan Wake for Xbox 360. For more on this exciting Xbox One exclusive, check out this stunning gameplay demo.

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1. You’ll Create The Best Mario Level You’ve Ever Played

Nintendo’s inviting you to design your own Mario levels in the upcoming Mario Maker for Wii U. Just imagine: You can spell out the phrase “Suck it haters” with floating tiles of piranha plants.

2. Virtual Reality Hits the Mainstream

After years of buzz, the consumer model of the Oculus Rift will finally hit in 2015. The dawn of the techno dystopia has never seemed more appealing.

3. Fighting Games Rise From the Grave

Every few years someone declares the fighting genre dead, and then some awesome new game resurrects the scene once again. Street Fighter V and Mortal Kombat X arrive this year, and they both look vicious and absolutely vital.

4. Halo Gets Its Act Together

343 Industries shipped The Master Chief Collection with a host of bugs. But to give the devil his due, they weren’t the original developers for those games. Halo 5: Guardians is their baby, so here’s hoping they can deliver.

5. Zelda Finally Goes Open World

“Give us an open world like the first game!” That’s been the constant refrain of fans for the past two decades. This year, Nintendo aims to deliver with their most ambitious title yet. Finally, HD Zelda like you’ve always dreamed.

6. The Great JRPG Renaissance Begins

Where are all the new JRPGs? Well, between a new Xenoblade on the Wii U, and the desperately anticipated Persona 5, two heavy hitting franchises from Japan will release their most impressive entries yet. Relief is on the way!

7. Indie Games Continue to Innovate

Some of the biggest surprises each year come from the smaller studios that work tirelessly to deliver a personal vision. This year we’ll see Cuphead, Firewatch, The Witness, Inside, Hotline Miami 2, Adrift, and many more.

8. Media Molecule Has a Huge Surprise Up Its Sleeve

The company that brought us Little Big Planet and Tearaway has been working on a secret, unannounced game. Their PS4 tech demo showed promise back in 2013. Whatever they’re cooking up, we know it will be creatively unique.

9. Old Classics Will Become Easier to Play

Current offerings for retro games may be paltry, but signs point to more a robust selection throughout 2015. The Wii U recently launched downloads of Wii titles, and Sony’s PS Now will gain steam by year’s end.

10. Handheld Gaming Reaches Its Perfect Pinnacle

For the 3DS and the Vita, the later years in a console’s life usually sees the maturation of the system, along with its best games. Example A: Axiom Verge will absolutely (probably) kick ass.

11. Mirror’s Edge 2 Is Maybe Coming out

We’re getting a sequel to everyone’s favorite rebellious roof top runner! But it’s about more than just one great game. It’s emblematic that publishers are still willing to take risks on inventive experiences in 2015. Have Faith.

12. Two Brand New Nintendo IPs Excite Everyone

Just when you couldn’t stomach the idea of a 25th (!) Kirby game, Nintendo unveiled a pair of promisingly original games. The squad shooter Splatoon and the steampunk themed Code Name S.T.E.A.M. hit this year. Weird Nintendo is back!

13. The Variety of Voices in Games Has Grown More Diverse

While everyone loves to complain about the era of the YouTube Superstar, the medium can only benefit from a growing group of enthusiasts and archivists. Add Patreon and podcasts in the mix, and the culture of games is as lively as ever.