Tokyo Game Show 2011: Smartphones get up for the game
Smartphones and tablet devices are making a place for themselves in the game industry. Established methods of play are being joined by the new electronic tools, as reflected by the displays at the Tokyo Game Show. With sales of household consoles and their software leveling off, developers are turning their attention to on-line games that allow multiple players to participate. Other news: - Survivors of the earthquake and tsunami offer prayers for the victims six months after the disaster. - Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda delivers initial policy speech. - Nadeshiko women's soccer team qualifies for the 2012 London Olympics. We'll have excerpts from an interview with captain Homare Sawa.
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