ges-sa.com | "Admittedly using a proper gaming mouse is a first for me, and playing some of the different types of games on my Steam account using this mouse was a different experience. Yes, I do consider myself a Noob to PC Gaming and I am embarrassed to say this was new for me after gaming for many years using consoles, I am however getting more into PC Gaming as I was won over by the accessibility of PC Gaming on the Steam platform, just never really thought it was something for a lazy gamer like me. I always pictured this being used for Gamers with multiple flat screens, headsets and amazing looking towers but it is my opinion I think for any casual gamer or anyone interested in starting to play that it will be a more than welcomed addition to their tech setup. It does say it’s for MMO (Massively Multiplayer Online (gaming)) and role play games, but I think in general it is so comfortable to use even on graphic design software, I end up keeping it attached to my laptop or PC permanently."
Maximum PC: Razer isn't the least bit bashful to point out that its Naga mouse is the best selling MMO gaming rodent of all time, but rather than rest on its laurels, the peripheral maker decided to the tweak the design. The newest version of the Naga mouse now sports mechanical switches for increased tactility, speed, and actuation assurance, while each button on the thumb grid stands out more pronounced than previous generation models to allow for blind-finding, Razer says.
Maximum PC: Gaming peripheral guru Razer today unveiled its collection of mouse mats for 2013 and 2014, which consists of the Razer Invicta, Razer Manticor, Razer Destructor 2, and Razer Megasoma 2. All four were supposedly engineered with new construction methods for a superior finish and treated with "performance-boosting sensor-reactive surface coatings," but what's really interesting is a sub 3-minute video walking viewers through the design process.
Geek: I have yet to have a conversation with another PC gamer that has included the line, “Wow, you and I have the exact same hardware for playing this game we both enjoy!” It just never happens. You find that one mouse you like, or you can’t play without your gamepad, or maybe your keyboard must be both mechanical and backlit.
