TotalPCGaming: We’re always wary of licensed peripherals; slap a logo on a generic device and you can usually expect an extortionate price hike… and the seventy quid price tag does seem to put the Razer Spectre in that dubious category. But only a Starcraft II virgin would fail to appreciate the aesthetic of this gaming mouse – and there aren’t many PC gamers that haven’t played Blizzard’s epic RTS sequel.
PCWorld: Razer, the guys who make all sorts of crazy game-logo-festooned computer peripherals, were kind enough to send over a minor trove of StarCraft II kit to evaluate. More, in fact, than I asked for, including an official StarCraft II Zerg Edition Messenger Bag. Did you know there's an official StarCraft II bag? Neither did I.
So as I'm still working through the game's brilliant (and on brutal, well, brutal) campaign, I thought I'd give this stuff a spin and pass along impressions, since it's just now hitting stores in quantity.
I've never been a fan of Razer, all their products are overpriced and underperforming, especially compared to Logitech.
