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Tech for Future Consoles?
Beyond motion control
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It Came From CES!
The coolest, craziest, and weirdest
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CES for PC Gamers
From SWTOR fans to Skyrim
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No plans for PS4 debut at E3 2012
Maybe next year?
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The Future of Tablet Gaming
What's next in touchscreen gaming
Top Stories from CES 2012
Max explores new ways to bring 3D into the home with this tour of the Volfoni booth at CES 2012.
We listen to pitches for the Samsung Series 7 Gaming Laptops, the Cideko Air Keyboard Conqueror, Gaems G155 Portable Gaming Environment, and Shogun Bros Chameleon X-1 Mouse.
Maxwell checks out the Immersive Motion Accessory System from AikenLabs at CES 2012.
We seek out the weirdest, wildest, and woolliest technology to grace the halls of CES 2012. IT CAME FROM CES!!
Maxwell checks out the latest in personal consumer flying drone technology.
The PlayStation Vita posted big numbers upon its December 17 launch in Japan, with Media Create reporting that nearly 325,000 units made it to gamers in its first week of availability. However, that number fell off substantially into its second week, with the console selling about 72,500 units according to Media Create, and just under 43,000 units by week three.
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On the surface, that downward trend doesn't appear to bode well for Sony's latest handheld device. However, speaking to GameSpot at CES 2012, Sony director of hardware marketing John Koller said that PS Vita sales in Japan aren't a concern for the company.
"If you look at the word-of-mouth factor, it's really strong because people are bringing it home and really enjoying it," he said. "That satisfaction rate is really high. But also in terms of when we funnel in additional...We check out the future of motion technology that could be built into desktops, laptops, and TVs.
Whether you love Skyrim or The Old Republic, CES 2012 has the tech for you. Here are our highlights in one handy guide.
Microsoft's final Consumer Electronics Show press conference on Monday night offered little of interest for gamers. Of the minor announcements made, the Xbox 360 maker confirmed that Kinect for PC would arrive February 1. However, somewhat surprisingly, the device will cost $250, which is $100 more than its console counterpart.
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As part of an interview with GameSpot, Microsoft senior director of marketing and PR Jose Pinero justified this price difference by noting that Kinect for PC is targeted mostly at companies that do not have a gaming interest. He went on to note that the kit comes with software development tools that aid in creating programs for the device.
Pinero also confirmed that Microsoft has no plans to pull out of June's Electronic Entertainment Expo, as it will do with the gadget-focused...
