Today the International CES organization announced that showfloor space given to gaming exhibitors will be increased to 13,000 sq. ft. at CES 2010, up 50% from last year.

According to show organizers, Microsoft and Sony will be showing their latest hardware, and Lego Universe will have an exhibit. In addition, attendees can expect to see displays from D-Box, DDR (Dance, Dance Revolution), Guillemot, Iron Will Creations, Microsoft – Games for Windows and Tritton.

Last year’s gaming exhibit was not incredibly impressive. Icrontic visited with EA Games, Novint Technologies, NVIDIA, Peavey, and Razer. There were more small exporters showing a myriad of ways to play NES and Genesis games than there were major video game technology companies. With the global video game industry generating approximately $23 billion in 2009, it’s good that exhibitors and organizers are making a stronger push to feature gaming technology at CES 2010.