N10GG: What makes a gaming mouse a gaming mouse? Is it in what it's made of? Its sensitivity? Pretty lights? While the answer might vary from person to person, A4Tech has a gaming mouse out with one primary purpose: to weight its user's shooter gaming experience into his/her favor.
Called the Bloody Gun3 V7, the mouse has a number of features that gamers would designate as desirable.
FTG Writes: A4Tech just released the latest version of their modded gaming mouse, the Bloody Ultra Core 3. Don’t feel like spending $100 on a mouse when you could be putting it into your graphics card? The Bloody Ultra Core 3 certainly looks like it might be your answer, coming in at under $40 on Amazon and sporting a pretty swank feature kit. But is this a case of getting what you pay for, or is this truly a mouse that will help you get those Call of Duty Black Ops 2 no-scope headshots?
BenchmarkReviews.com: Being an enthusiast doesn't necessarily mean pouring an incredible amount of money into a hobby. While going to a web site that sells computer components, sorting by "Highest Price" and just adding everything at the top of the list to your cart will probably result in a fast computer (probably...) I'm not sure if that is what defines an "enthusiast." Sometimes finding those products that ride that price/performance line, getting the absolute most for the money spent - that's where enthusiasm can be found. A4Tech, a company with 25 years of experience with mice and other peripherals, has just released a new line of gaming mice that Benchmark Reviews is going to take a look at today. First up, the A4Tech Ultracore3 V7 Gun3 wired gaming mouse - let's see what A4Tech has in store for gaming enthusiasts...
