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Let the PS3 games begin
August 29, 2006 Sony's Kaz Hirai talks about the future of the new PlayStation console and next-generation gaming technology.Nintendo's Wii to boast 62 titles by year's end
November 1, 2006 With 32 new titles and 30 classics, Nintendo's new game console has a healthy roster of games for customers.Nintendo: Wii won't top $250 in U.S. market
May 25, 2006 The next-generation game console due for release this fall is priced well below PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.Playing for keeps in the console biz
November 13, 2006 Microsoft's Xbox 360 has had the market to itself for a year, but the arrival of Sony's PlayStation 3 and the Nintendo Wii will reshape the game.PS3 and Wii create a new playing field
November 21, 2006 Microsoft's Xbox 360 has had the market to itself for a year, but the arrival of Sony's PlayStation 3 and the Nintendo Wii will reshape the game.Next-gen console war off and running
November 19, 2006 With the release of Nintendo's Wii hot on the PS3's heels, the game market now has all three big-name competitors. Photos: Lining up for the Wii in L.A. Video: Wii takes ManhattanPlayStation 3 shines in prelaunch test
October 20, 2006 Sony rolls out the red carpet for journalists and analysts a month before the game console's launch.Photos: PS3 in basic blackNext-gen console specs at a glance
May 10, 2006 Pricing and availability for the rival game consoles: Microsoft's Xbox 360, Sony's PlayStation 3 and Nintendo's Wii.Game on: PS3, Wii finally hitting stores
November 13, 2006 No longer does Microsoft's Xbox 360 have the next-generation video game console market to itself. But who will come out on top?The hard and soft sides of video games
September 8, 2006 As console makers gear up to ship next-generation boxes, game designers look for new success routes.A Nintendo surprise? Mais Wii!
November 10, 2006 perspective CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says that the odds favor Microsoft and Sony, but the game console victor may very well turn out to be Nintendo.Sony says sayonara to father of PlayStation
April 26, 2007 Ken Kutaragi was a gaming innovator, but his company will make do without him as it struggles to compete with Nintendo's hot-selling Wii.Year in review: Video game industry grows up
December 22, 2006 With the launch of the PS3 and the Wii, and the end of E3 as we know it, video games have moved to the next level.Week in review: Gamers' perfect storm
November 17, 2006 For hard-core aficionados of console video games, this week is pure heaven--and hell.New game controller: Your hands
December 10, 2007 Israeli start-up 3DV aims to be a contender with motion-sensing tech that has a good handle on depth perception.Photos: 3DV's depth-sensing camera Video: ZCam aims to free gamersMiyamoto: Game success takes 'balance' and 'risk'
March 8, 2007 Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto, developer of games like Donkey Kong, offers conference-goers a vision for reaching broad audiences.Video: Mario master reveals secrets to successPhotos: A packed hall f...Microsoft aims to make Xbox more family-friendly
November 7, 2007 New feature lets parents set a daily or weekly limit on how many hours children can use the game console.At E3, entertainment is the name of the game
July 12, 2007 Console manufacturers want you to know there's more to games than first-person shooters and role-playing adventures.E3 2007: A gathering of game makers
July 13, 2007 special coverage Although the game conference has been pared down, hopes are high for a strong slate of new games.Xbox 360 meets PS3, and it's ready to rumble
December 11, 2006 reporter's notebook But is it a fair fight between game consoles when Microsoft is calling the shots? Sponsored matches for "Sony Corp."
