2015’s most facepalm-worthy gaming moments
Everybody makes mistakes and exercises poor judgement. It’s just a fact of life. We take our lumps, we lick our wounds, and we move...
Industry pioneer wants to bring brand management to esports
One of the great things about quickly expanding industries is the incredible minds that opportunity attracts. In the year that Dictionary.com recognized esports, it...
Lenovo hopes Razer will give it an edge in gamer PCs
Lenovo has become the world’s biggest PC maker, but it hasn’t had much of a presence in the lucrative market of gaming PCs. The...
Razer’s Chroma Workshop is all about finding the craziest lighting schemes for your PC gear
You didn’t spend $160 on your BlackWidow Chroma keyboard because you like routine, boring lighting designs, and now PC hardware manufacturer Razer is making...
Razer now taking preorders for its Open Source Virtual Reality development kit
Razer's open source VR headset is available for preorder for both pro devs and the general public
Razer’s $2,400 ultra-HD gaming laptop is even better with Windows 10
Windows 10 is out, and Razer has rejiggered its high-end Blade gaming laptop to take full advantage of the operating system. To test things...
Razer announces next update to open-source virtual reality development kit and two gaming mice
Razer has made a lot of promises about its take on virtual reality and its open-source initiative. We’ll soon get a look at how...
Razer unveils new Xbox One controller designed for esports
The controller includes removable triggers, optional rapid fire support, and optional rubber palm grips. Microsoft is making its own premium controller, the Elite, which comes out on October 27. Other tournament Xbox One controller makers include Mod Junkies, PowerA, and Cinch Gaming.
Razer brings virtual reality to China
China spends a whole lot on games, and OSVR wants to have a presence in the country when it starts going VR.
Razer confirms it has acquired Ouya’s software assets, founding CEO departs (updated)
The gaming hardware company confirmed today that it had purchased Ouya’s software assets. Ouya was a Kickstarter success story that created a microconsole that allowed players to download more than 1,124 Android games.