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PSLS - Now that the PlayStation 4 has been around for almost two years, its becoming easier to see just how much the industry has changed on a social standpoint since the previous generations of consoles. With that, Daily Reaction is discussing the changes that they have personally seen over the years, and what they would like to see changed to help evolve our current ability to share our experiences.

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For most game developers, creating games is all about exploring creativity to deliver unique experiences in the virtual world. Unfortunately, to some developers the entire focus is on making a quick buck.

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Trey and Shane review Omega Quintet for the PS4, the latest game from Galapagos.

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Three game writers share their true stories, from the nightmares of development to the joy of the results.

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Mighty No. 9, an upcoming video game about a blue robot who fights against evil robot masters and collects their powers, was recently delayed until next year. This would not be an issuevideo games get delayed!if everything around it wasnt so damn shady.

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Everyone has their pick of favorite Mario games, but just which 10 of the plucky plumber's outings rank best at Shacknews? Join Greg Burke as he counts down to the very best Mario game.

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Remedy Entertainment has announced the full actor lineup for its upcoming video game/TV show hybrid, Quantum Break. As previously announced, the Xbox One game (which we saw more of this week at Gamescom) follows the story of the heroes, while the live-action TV show focuses on the villains. Quantum Break's cast is headlined by X-Men actor Shawn Ashmore and Lord of the Rings and Lost star Dominic Monaghan in two of the lead roles. Game of Thrones actor Aidan Gillen and Lance Reddick from The Wire will also appear in Quantum Break. Take a look at the full cast below the video. It's not immediately, however, which characters are heroes and which are villains. It's also possible that the distinction between hero and villain may be a little fuzzy. Quantum Break was originally scheduled to launch in 2015, but was later shifted to 2016. At Gamescom this week, Microsoft announced the game's new release date.