Fans air concerns about new PlayStation, Xbox
Sony's PlayStation 3 and Microsoft's Xbox are displayed at a GameStop store in New York. Both will get updates this year. New versions of Microsoft's Xbox and Sony's PlayStation are on the way Gamers want to be able to share, resell the games they buy Companies are vague on whether they'll be able to do so Publishers say protections make sure players pay for their products With E3, the world's biggest video game expo, approaching, Sony and Microsoft are getting ready to wow the entertainment world with their next generation consoles. But some features of the new iterations of the Xbox and PlayStation -- be they announced or just rumored -- are driving a wedge between the gaming giants and some of their fans. At the heart of the issue in both cases is whether gamers will be allowed to play games they buy on more than one console. That impacts everything from reselling games to taking them over to a friend's house to play, but that cou...