It finally happened. Sony has revealed the PS4, and whether or not you’re happy about it, it’s what everyone is talking about. We still don’t know what the console itself looks like — personally, I’m hoping for something small, matte, and black. No more fingerprint magnets, please. We’ve only heard of a small number of the games we can expect to see on the console, but if the list so far is any indication, it’s looking way more exciting than the Wii U’s offering so far. After the break I’ve compiled a list of games and some details and trailers to help you decide if the PlayStation 4 has what you’re looking for.

Knack

The most family friendly game to be announced for the PS4 was also the first: Knack. It stars an adorable robot that can transform into bigger and exponentially more badass robot forms by using high-powered magnets to attract nearby scraps of metal to form limbs, armor, and weapons. Actually, I have no idea how he (it?) does it. Something about an ancient relic that probably granted him/it special and undoubtedly very mysterious powers that will probably take an epic adventure to fully understand.

Diablo III

Blizzard has teased their interest in bringing the previously PC exclusive Diablo series to consoles for some time. Now, those plans are coming to fruition with Diablo III, which will come to both the PS3 and the PS4. A lot of people are complaining about this because… well, because people will find a reason to complain about anything really, but Blizzard has said the game feels natural on consoles, so the move isn’t all that surprising.

Infamous: Second Son

The next installment in the electrified anti-hero series by developer Sucker Punch will be coming exclusively to the PS4. This should surprise no one as the first two were PS3 exclusives. Feast your eyes on its debut trailer below:

Bungie’s Project Destiny

As we’ve covered, Halo developer Bungie’s next game is going to be an ambitious one. It’s also a multi-platform game, but the PS4 will receive exclusive content.

Killzone: Shadow Fall

Like Sony’s other big FPS brand Resistance, the Killzone series has had a difficult time finding the same success Microsoft has had with Halo, but that isn’t stopping them from bringing us another gorgeous installment that will almost definitely wow us all, at least in the visuals department.

Watch Dogs

Arguably the most impressive showing at E3 last year was Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs, a futuristic, open-world game that many pegged as a next-gen release as soon as it was announced. This has been confirmed to be a launch title for the PS4.

Untitled Final Fantasy Game

Square Enix has sort of announced a new Final Fantasy, or more specifically, that one will be coming to the PS4 next year. That’s really all we know about it so far. That and it will probably look great.

Drive Club

Like racing games? If you answered yes, then Evolution Studios has a game you may be interested in. “It’s all about team-based racing. It’s existed at the concept as a studio for 10 years. At it’s heart, it’s always been a simple concept about driving the best cars in the world in the best locations in the world. said Matt Southern, game director at Evolution Studios. “We’re making the game we’ve always wanted to make.”

The Witness

The next game by Braid developer Jonathan Blow will be a timed exclusive for the PS4. The Witness is a 3D puzzle adventure game, but other than that, it’s still a mystery.

Deep Down

Capcom unveiled a new IP with a working title of Deep Down — let’s hope they change that real quick — that uses a brand new engine designed for next-gen consoles. The game asks us to “Conquer Your Fear or Die a Coward,” and the last man who said that to my face was suffocated with a grilled chicken wrap, because he said it to me at a McDonalds, so Capcom better deliver or I have a drive-thru to visit. Check out the announcement video below, and feel free to skip past the boring bits, the good stuff happens at 4:20 (BOOM!).

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

According to CD Projekt Red head Adam Badowski, The Witcher 3 will see a simultaneous release across all high-end platforms in 2014, so it isn’t exclusive to Sony’s console.

Obviously, that’s only a very small taste of what we’ll see during the year following the PS4’s launch. Sony also released a list of developers and publishers that we can expect to see something from, including Mojang (Minecraft), Techland (Dead Island), Zombie Studios (Daylight), and Grasshopper Manufacture (Shadows of the Damned, Lollipop Chainsaw), just to name a few.

Japan:

ACQUIRE Corp.
ARC SYSTEM WORKS CO.,LTD.
ARTDINK CORPORATION
ASCII MEDIA WORKS Inc.
Bethesda Softworks, LLC
CAPCOM
Chara-Ani Corporation
CRAFTS & MEISTER CO.,LTD.
CyberConnect2 Co.,Ltd.
D3 PUBLISHER Inc.
Dimps Corporation
Electronic Arts Inc.
FromSoftware, Inc.
GANBARION Co., Ltd.
Genki Co., Ltd.
Granzella Inc.
GRASSHOPPER MANUFACTURE INC.
GungHo Online Entertainment, Inc.
GUST CO.,LTD.
IDEA FACTORY Co., Ltd.
IMAGEEPOCH INC.
Index Corp.（ATLUS)
KADOKAWA GAMES,LTD.
KADOKAWA SHOTEN CO., LTD.
Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.
LEVEL-5 Inc.
MAGES. Inc.
MarvelousAQL Inc.
NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc.
NAMCO BANDAI Studios Inc.
NIHON FALCOM CORPORATION
Nippon Ichi Software, Inc.
O-TWO inc. (peakvox)
PlatinumGames Inc.
SEGA Corporation
SPIKE CHUNSOFT Co.,Ltd.
SQUARE ENIX Co., Ltd.
SystemSoft Alpha Corp.
TECMO KOEI GAMES Co.,Ltd.
TOSE CO., LTD.
tri-Ace Inc.
Ubisoft Entertainment
WILL CO., LTD
XING Inc.
YUKE’S Co.,Ltd.
Asia:
BLUESIDE Inc.
Ratloop Asia Pte Ltd
Red Hare Studios
XPEC Entertainment Inc.
North America:
17-Bit
5th Cell Media LLC
Activision Publishing, Inc.
Armature Studios
Behaviour Interactive
Bethesda Softworks, LLC
Blind Squirrel Games®
Certain Affinity, Inc.
Darkside Game Studios, Inc.
Devolver Digital
Disney
Double Fine Productions, Inc.
Double Helix Games
DrinkBox Studios Inc.
Edge of Reality, Inc.
Electronic Arts Inc.
FarSight Studios
Gaijin Games, Inc.
Gearbox Software
HB Studios Multimedia
Heavy Iron Studios, Inc.
High Voltage Software, Inc.
inXile Entertainment Inc.
Iron Galaxy Studios, LLC
JETPACK Interactive Entertainment Ltd.
Klei Entertainment Inc.
Lab Zero, Inc
LucasArts, a Lucasfilm Ltd. company
Metanet Software Inc
Minority Media Iinc.
Nicalis, Inc
Panic Button, LLC
Psyonix Studios, Inc.
Slant Six Games
Sony Online Entertainment LLC
Spark Unlimited
Spry Fox LLC
SuperVillain Studios
Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.
Telltale, Inc.
Tribute Games Inc.
Turtle Rock Studios, Inc.
Ubisoft Entertainment
vBlank Entertainment Inc.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, Inc.
WayForward Technologies, Inc.
Zombie Studios, LLC
Europe and PAL:
4A Games
505 Games
Abstraction
Beatshapers
Big Ant
Big Bit
BitComposer
Bloober Team S.A.
Boss Alien
Bugbear
Cauldron
City Interactive
Criterion Games
Croteam
Curve Studios
Dakko Dakko Ltd
Deck 13
Double Eleven
Eko Software
FatShark
Flying Wildhog
Four Door Lemon
Frozenbyte
FuturLab
Gaijin
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Green Hill Studios
Kalyspo Media
Laughing Jackal
Ludosity
Mediatonic
Milestone
Mojang
Onmi Systems
Prodigy Design
Ripstone
Roll7
Ronimo
Rovio
Shortround
Sperasoft
Sproing
Stormbasic
Straight Right
Targem
Tate
Techland
Tonika
Torus Games
Vector Cell
Virtual Toys
Vlambeer
Wizarbox

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