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Sony and the PlayStation brand have now sold over 18 million units of PlayStation 4 console hardware to consumers following a positive holiday 2014 where gamers proved voracious in new software sales too.

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GeekParty writes: "2015 is poised to deliver everything that 1995 did incredible games, innovation, and great new IPs and to take gaming to places its never gone before."

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J Station X: "Games made over $89 million on Kickstarter during 2014."

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Mike Fahey: Before the latest Steam beta update, players concerned with how many frames being displayed per second would have to rely on game-native counters or third-party programs. No longer do we need such affectations to see tiny numbers in the top left corner of our screens. In order to use this handy new Steam feature, one has to be opted in to the Steam beta program, which can be done via the Steam client's settings menu. There's really no reason for you not to be opted-in. No one has died from the Steam beta yet, and the more people signed up the better the odds of survival become

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Microsoft's 8th generation home consoles, the Xbox One, has seen sales jump since the temporary price cut in the US. Xbox One $350 Deal has helped push sales to more than 10 million worldwide in the middle of December.

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Nitro Nation, the Android racer, has been downloaded over 6 million times, and currently features more than 40 cars from 22 of the hottest car brands in the world. The new content update includes a brand new gameplay mode as well as the option of creating an individual racing team for co-op gameplay. Over the course of the next few weeks, players can also expect amazing new cars from one of the top brands in the world, German manufacturer Mercedes Benz.

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Over the past few months Nintendos little figurines, simply dubbed Amiibos, have been all over gaming news. Not only for their rarity, but for their interesting little factory defects that appear to raise the value.

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Over the course of 2014 purchasing a video game, popping it into your shiny new Xbox One or PlayStation 4 and then actually being able to play it, became a more difficult task than it should be.