CES roundup: It's a wrap
We braved the hordes of frenzied geeks to bring you the most in-depth coverage of all things gaming at CES 2006:
Live coverage
- Crashing the Black VIP
party - Sony fails to get us highER
- Xbox 360 booth
- Oblivion readies for March release
- Seagate meeting affirms Xbox 360 HDD limitations
- 8 Xbox Live Arcade titles coming 1st quarter '06
- Visteon's dockable entertainment featuring GBA
- PSP LocationFree TV
details - Vista puts gaming front and center
- Women, young and old, rule MSN
games - Playseats at the Intel booth
Hands-on
- Burnout Revenge rips through the Dolby booth
- Hands-on with Dead Rising
- Hands-on with Daxter
- Hands-on with the new Pursuit Force
- Hands-on with Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror
Mop-up
- We be BodyForcin'
- Jump in the HotSeat
- Get big playing games
- Complete your exer-gaming routine
- SplitFish beats Nintendo to the punch?
- 14% of PS2 games are really 3D
- Next-gen in 3D
- Commodore 64 in the house
Additional coverage
- Nintendo eyes eMagin's VR visor
- Pimped PSP-controlled Honda
- The World Warrior invades Xbox Live Arcade
- Sony keynote avoids the next-gen
- 4,000 PS3 development kits distributed globally
- Revolution controller
"inspires" 3rd party PS2 controller - DIRECTV starts "Massive Gaming League"
- MS Flight Simulator X optimized for Vista
- In-car GBA on the cards
- External HD DVD drive for Xbox 360
- Connect your 360 to an HDTV
wirelessly using UWB - No PS3 news at CES