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PS4 Games are here... Ready?

The PlayStation 4 is almost upon us! If you weren't already excited for the PlayStation 4 due to its hardware and unique features, perhaps this quote that Mark Cerny, PS4 lead system architect and Knack developer, gave to Gamasutra might do the trick:

1. Final Fantasy XV
2. Whore of the Orient
3. Assassin's Creed IV
4. Watch Dogs
5. Deep Down
6. Diablo 3
7. Driveclub
8. Sniper Elite 3
9. Thief
10. Beyond Good & Evil 2
11. inFamous: Second Son
12. Destiny - Pathways Out of Darkness
13. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
14. The Witness
15. Killzone: Shadowfall
16. Knack
17. Human Element
18. Primal Carnage
19. Blacklight Retribution
20. Carmageddon: Reincarnation
21. Cyberpunk 2077
22. Rocketbirds 2
23. The Evil Within
24. Call of Duty: Ghosts
25. Wolfenstein: The New Order
26. Doki-Doki Universe
27. Shadow Warrior
28. Battlefield 4
29. Need For Speed: Rivals
30. Dying Light
31. FIFA 14, Madden NFL 25, and NHL 14
32. Trials Fusion
33. Mirror's Edge 2
34. The Crew
35. Kingdom Hearts 3
36. Dragon Age 3
37. Skylanders: Swap Force
38. Metal Gear Solid V
39. Warframe
40. The Elder Scrolls Online
41. DC Universe Online
42. PlanetSide 2
43. Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn
44. Upcoming Rumored Games
    (GTA 5, Call of Duty, God of War, etc)

Launch Lineup
"The launch lineup for PlayStation 4 — though I unfortunately can’t give the title count — is going to be stronger than any prior PlayStation hardware. And that’s a result of that familiarity [of hardware design]."

Above is a list of every announced PlayStation 4 game, with many of these games being speculated to release at the system's launch. Industry analysts speculate that PS4 games may cost $69.99, while Sony has stated that it's own games will stay in the $59.99 "price range."

Check out our complete PS4 games coverage above by the staff at PS4 Experts, featuring up-to-date news, trailers, gameplay videos and information on every announced PlayStation 4 title thus far. Make sure to share your comments as well!

The Next Generation of PS4 Games
It is all too easy to forget the realm of reality when contemplating the seemingly endless possibilities of next generation console games for the Playstation 4. With that in mind, we thought we would share some of our ideas with you while trying to remain realistic, although, we're as excited about the PS4 as you are so don't hold it against us if we get a bit carried away.

Elder Scrolls VI: Tamriel
The total freedom offered in the highly popular Elder Scrolls titles is something we could only dream of back in the days of the Atari. Current generation technology such as the Playstation 3 blew us away with Oblivion and Skyrim, but what about the Elder Scrolls on the PS4?

Instead of being limited to only one continent of Tamriel, as players have been for the past three Elder Scrolls games, would the Playstation 4 be strong enough to let us roam around the whole world of Tamriel similar to the first Elder Scrolls game, Arena? Imagine being able to travel to the homelands of every race you've met in the games or having an adventure so epic it spans the entire world.

Fans of Skyrim will remember that hidden on the disc was the entire landmass of Tamriel, including the continents of Morrowind and Cyrodiil. While we did get one piece of downloadable content for Skyrim that took place in Morrowind, what we never did get was the hoped for expansion of being able to visit large swathes of land from the rest of Tamriel. This is likely because of the restrictions of the PlayStation 3 and will no longer be an issue with the PlayStation 4.



Bethesda obviously wants to create a game that encompasses Tamriel, the fans want it and now the PlayStation 4 can deliver it. The next Elder Scrolls game is going to be massive.

Grand Theft Auto
Arguably one of the best franchises of all time, Grand Theft Auto has made a splash each and every time it appears. It created a genre with Grand Theft Auto III, redefinied that genre with Vice City and San Andreas and proved that it was still the king with Grand Theft Auto IV. Even though Grand Theft Auto V is rapidly approching release, we're already thinking about Grand Theft Auto VI on the PlayStation 4.

San Andreas was easily the best in the series, following the life of a street thug, working your way up through the underworld to eventually own half the city. Players loved the sheer amount of content available in the game, such as purchasing businesses, working out and the numerous sidequests. Sadly, Grand Theft Auto IV went the way of graphics and story over content and although it was still an enjoyable game, it didn't touch the possibilities of San Andreas. So what would happen if we combine the best of both?

The graphical power of the PlayStation 4 combined with the mechanics and features of San Andreas would easily create the best Grand Theft Auto game to date. The game would look good, feature lots of content and, with the added multiplayer from later games, you'd have a game that could keep you hooked for years to come. Grand Theft Auto has gotten bigger and better with each console generation, so it's exciting to see how the PS4 and its new features will influence the series when it hits the next generation.

Uncharted
Uncharted is best known for one thing: set pieces, which are those moments you can't wait to tell your friends about. For example, Nathan Drake having to climb up a wrecked train before it teeters off a cliff or trying to escape a burning building while it crumbles around him? Those are the moments Uncharted does best, thanks in part to the graphical abilities of the PlayStation 3.



Now imagine those set pieces on the PlayStation 4, and what you have is a game that could show off the true power of the system. We know Naughty Dog will get the story and gameplay perfect, which is why we're focusing just on the graphics in our potential Uncharted 4. Not to mention, with the Share button you can share your favorite moments with your friends and enhance your discussions about what the best setpiece in the game really is.

SSX
Electronic Arts revived the SSX franchise this generation with great results; the game captured the feeling of past SSX games in single player mode and added an interesting twist to the multiplayer formula. Instead of racing or tricking against other players in real-time, SSX had you racing against ghosts and issuing challenges to friends, enabling multiplayer to happen at any time. You could challenge a friend to a track and, the next time your friend loaded SSX, the challenge would be waiting for him. It was multiplayer on your own terms, whenever you wanted it, without needing to gather all of your friends in one spot.

Thanks to the social features of the PlayStation 4, this feature could be expanded even further for a sequel: challenges could come in the form of video, you can post your best times directly to your friend's profile page and you can upload your epic win directly to a social networking website. This functionality could apply to any of EA's games that use the same system as well, such as Need for Speed and Burnout. In the PlayStation 3 generation, publishers had to use workarounds to get such a system in place, but with the PS4, social functionality is built in and the possibilities are endless.

Insert MMORPG Of Choice Here
If you really want to set your sights high for future game technology, the easiest way to get carried away is to involve the world of the Massively Multiplayer Online game. These titles have been common on PC's for years now and although the PlayStation 3 has seen some MMOs, such as DC Universe Online, Final Fantasy XIV and Defiance, the PC has remained the home for MMO gaming.

However, the typical World of Warcraft inspired MMO is designed for a keyboard and mouse, which wouldn't translate well to the PlayStation 4's DualShock 4; however, this only leaves the door open for someone to create an action-based MMO. Sony already has the Planetside franchise up and running on the PC with Planetside 2, perhaps we'll finally see it make the jump to the PlayStation 4?

What Would You Do?
Everyone has their favorite gaming title/franchise and most have put enough hours into them to give the developers a thousand new ways to improve their game. If you were given a PlayStation 4 along with a squad of hungry developers at your feet, what improvements would you make to some of today's top gaming titles?

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