You can call them “accessories”, but they really are “necessities” as they help enhance the gaming experience, making gaming flow smoother and streamlining a competitive edge for gamers.  Some of these products include headphones, keyboards, mice, speakers, cases and more from companies that were demonstrated and showcased on the E3 show floor:  PDP gives an overview on the new gaming peripherals & headphones for gaming consoles and PCs. John Moore from PDP provides the details about their products....

Display Link shows their wireless VR system and peripheral interface for gaming.  The system supports high frame rate, high resolution graphics with a peripheral lag that is on a par with wired interfaces.  The video demos the interface being used as a first-person shooter game. Here are more details: https://vimeo.com/283405257

If you are looking for an outdoor game that doesn’t required much space but is a lot of fun when friends get together, Table Tiles makes a great choice.  It is light probability and wagering, resource collection game. “You can learn Table Tiles in 2 minutes and play in 10” – says Alex Gonzalez, who describes the details of the game here: https://vimeo.com/283410482

Plantronics just released the new headset for gamers. RIG 500 Pro empowers competitive gamers to hear more, react faster, and play longer. The features of the headset: a metal headband with a lightweight exoskeleton, tuned acoustic chambers, 50 mm drivers and intuitive inline volume control which create a high-resolution audio experience. Carl B. from Plantronics demonstrates the new product: https://vimeo.com/283408624