The Razer Kraken X is a Headset that Won’t Break the Bank
The Razer Kraken X wired gaming headset has been announced for just $49.99. I'd say that's a steal. Razer prodcuts are quality and perfect for any gamer.
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The Most Intimidating Streaming Headphones (Not) Around
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Could This Be the Best Gaming Mouse on the Market?
Diehard gamers everywhere will tell you that their equipment is the best equipment. It's hard not to be a bit biased when it comes to what you use to slay…
8BitDo Wireless Adapter Lets You Use Your Old Wired Gamecube Controllers
If you're a true Super Smash Bros. fan, then you are going to want to mark December 7th in your calendar, because that's when 8BitDo's GBros. Wireless Adapter becomes available.
Razer Huntsman Elite Keyboard
Razer is constantly changing the way gamers game with their products. It began with them creating the first mechanical keyboard for gamers, then shortly after with the design of their…
Razer Core X External Graphics Enclosure for your MacBook or Ultrabook
Meet the Razer Core X External Graphics Enclosure, your MacBook and/or Ultrabook's new best friend.. Through its fast Thunderbolt 3 connection, the Core X is able to deliver plug-and-play graphics…
Re-live Your Sonic Days With Sega Genesis Mini
It was only a matter of time before Sega jumped into the retro console market with their own mini recreation of their most successful console. The Sega Genesis Mini aims…
The SNES Reimagined is a Fully-Functional Clear SNES System
Back in 2012, a couple of friends started modding game systems and formed Rose Colored Gaming. Their latest work is the SNES Reimagined, where they take the classic Nintendo system…
Hands-On Review of the Razer Kraken Pro V2 Headset
Around Battlefield 1's release, Razer sent me their Kraken Pro V2 Headset, and it couldn't have come at a better time.
Introducing the NES Classic Edition
The NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) may not have been the first gaming console, but for me it was the one that started it all.