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The PlayStation 4 will go on sale in November this year and it'll be cheaper than the Xbox One - $399 in the U.S., £349 in the U.K. and €399 - compared to $499 and £429. It'll hit stores in the US on November 15 while European gamers will have to wait just a little longer until November 29. Gaining favourable previews and plenty of pre-orders, the PS4 looks like the next-gen console to beat, and Sony says it was designed with an overarching theme of a "frictionless and seamless" gaming experience. We've known that the PS4 will track both the controller in a gamer's hand, as well as their face, since the console's launch in February. But during his GDC talk Norden revealed some interesting ways that this technology will be implemented in games. PlayStation 4 review Hands on: PlayStation 4 review We get our hands on Sony's new console and deliver an early verdict For example, the old multiplayer split screen, divvying up television real estat...