Consoles, 
beware: this year, the PC is making a push for the living room. And Valve Software is leading the charge.
Last year Valve announced the Steam Machine, a system designed to let people play games traditionally locked on PC monitors in the comfort of their living rooms. The company showed a bit more of its hand at CES 2014, announcing 13 partners who will be creating Steam Machine hardware and giving press some hands-on time with the controller.
Chris Morris: Journalist 