-
Tech for Future Consoles?
Beyond motion control
-
It Came From CES!
The coolest, craziest, and weirdest
-
CES for PC Gamers
From SWTOR fans to Skyrim
-
No plans for PS4 debut at E3 2012
Maybe next year?
-
The Future of Tablet Gaming
What's next in touchscreen gaming
Most Popular CES 2012 Games
Top Stories from CES 2012
We scour the halls of CES 2012 to catch a glimpse of what's next in tablet and touch-screen gaming.
Maxwell sifts through all the tech booths at CES 2012 to find out if 3D video is here to stay.
We check out the ambitious new gaming laptop from Razer, complete with touch-screen switchblade UI.
John Koller stops by to talk about Sony Entertainment Network's 2012 strategy to connect all your Sony devices together.
We go hands on with Project Fiona: a gaming tablet with enough guts to run any PC game today.
Jose Pinero talks about Microsoft leaving CES, the PC Kinect developers kit, Windows 8, Xbox 360 integration, and more.
Alex from Mad Catz shows off the new SoulCalibur V and Street Fighter X Tekken fight sticks, as well as the MLG Pro Circuit controller at CES 2012.
We meet up with the VP of Senseg, a company that is trying to add touch feedback to tablets and other touch surfaces.
Despite a spate of recent industry rumors claiming the next generation of home consoles could be unveiled as soon as this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo in June, some publishers have begun to set the record straight.
Continue Reading »
During a roundtable with reporters at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas today, and as reported by the Wall Street Journal, Sony consumer products head Kaz Hirai told reporters that Sony is "not talking about a new home console now" and that the publisher doesn't plan to do so at E3.
The report also states that during the roundtable, Hirai said Sony has...
Razer, a company best known for its gaming peripherals, has unveiled that it is working on a new Windows 8 gaming tablet that would allow users to play fully fledged PC titles.
Continue Reading »
As reported by CNET, Razer unveiled the concept for the Project Fiona tablet at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas today, detailing plans to release the product before the end of the year for a sub-$1,000 price tag.
According to CNET's report, the tablet will run in Windows 8 and will use an Intel Ivy Bridge Core i7 processor...
