CES

If you were hoping Sony would announce its streaming game service at CES 2014, you are in luck. During Tuesday's keynote, Sony's Andrew House unveiled PlayStation Now, the Gaikai-powered streaming service that would let you play PlayStation games on any Sony platform.

This year's CES is off and running, and Nvidia wasted no time in introducing its next mobile chip. The Tegra K1 is much more than just a successor to the Tegra 4, it's the chip that could bring mobile gaming to a point where it can rival the PC.

The eyes are not just the windows to the soul; they may also play an integral part in our gaming future. The Tobii Rex, which uses gaze-tracking technology, allows users to control their computer screen cursor with the use of their eyes.

According to VentureBeat, Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang has stated that he wants the company to put out one model a year of its new experiment in gaming -- Project Shield.

The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas draws tech geeks galore, who come to get a first look at the cutting-edge gadgets that will soon be on store shelves.