Dynamic themes finally came to the PlayStation 4, and while a few of you may be excited to get them, you also might be a bit wary- these do cost some real money after all (from $2.99 to $3.49), and while the screenshots on the store are good, they are also self defeating because these themes are, you know, dynamic.

Well, if you want to see what the themes look like in action, you are in luck, because here are some videos showing you exactly what they are like on a PlayStation 4. You can check them out for yourself not only to get a general idea of how dynamic themes are on PS4, but also to see what specific ones are like, and whether or not they are worth your money.

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[Thanks DualShockers]

So Nintendo released the newest firmware for the 3DS, which redid the UI for the system and added a whole slew of features to the system, yesterday. But among the biggest and most front facing of these new additions was the addition of themes to the system, which, after nearly four years since the system originally launched, allows users a degree of customization over how their home screen and menu looks.

If you haven’t yet downloaded the update and were curious as to how it looks, well, here’s a video, courtesy of our friends at GameXplain, showing you what themes look like in action, and where you can modify the layout of your home screen (it’s actually pretty intuitive, and you don’t have to muck around in a settings menu to do it). Apart from the five color themes that come built in with the update, you can also buy game based themes, including one gorgeous one for Zelda that is extremely hard to resist, from the Theme Shop section of the eShop.

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