FTG Writes: When trying to thrive in the personal computer market, it is always a good idea for companies to add a little variety to their lineups. Gamers love to see die-hard peripheral markets, but we need to be honest about them for a moment. If they only made gaming parts and only catered to that market, the company would have a good chance of going belly-up in no time. It looks like Roccat got that message and has started to create some mice that won’t just appeal to gamers alone. The Lua mouse looks to bridge the company’s gap between the gamer and causal market places.
Engadget - Before the craziness commenced here in Los Angeles, ROCCAT got its E3 party started with announcements concerning two gaming mice. The outfit unveiled the three-button Lua and the more high-end Kone XTD to suit gamers who prefer a truckload of programmable options and those who fancy a much simpler set-up.
