E3: Could it be 'Game Over' for consoles?

The annual Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) is the setting for a high stakes battle for video game console makers as the industry tries to find a game plan to fend off attacks from tablets and smartphones. Reuters’ Bobbi Rebell reports.

E3: Could it be ‘Game Over’ for consoles?

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