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PS4 gallery: The screens, videos and hardware

Let the visuals do the talking - our round up of some of the most impressive PlayStation 4 games on show

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Sony revealed a number of new games in video form at its New York PlayStation 4 event last night, demonstrating the possible visual capabilities of its next home console.

New IP from Evolution Studios and Sony Japan sat next to old favourites from Guerrilla Games and Sucker Punch, with demonstrations of in-development projects from Capcom and Media Molecule.

Here's our pick of the most impressive screens and videos from the event, as well as a closer look at the PlayStation DualShock 4 and the new PS4 Eye.

Killzone Shadow Fall: Guerrilla Games' first-person shooter returns.

Drive Club: New IP from MotorStorm developer Evolution Studios

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Deep Down: Working title for new action IP from Capcom

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The DualShock 4, with new Share button and touch pad.

Media Molecule's Alex Evans demos a new tech demo built around the Move controller

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The Witness: Jonathan Blows forthcoming game.

Fresh open-world footage of Ubisoft Montreal/Reflections' Watch Dogs

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Infamous: Second Son from Sucker Punch

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Matt Martin joined GamesIndustry in 2006 and was made editor of the site in 2008. With over ten years experience in journalism, he has written for multiple trade, consumer, contract and business-to-business publications in the games, retail and technology sectors.