SteelSeries is really showing off at CES 2012 this year, as it has six accessories for computer gamers this year. What makes it even better is that three of the items are brand new. The other six are just updated versions of existing products. Still, it’s always nice to hear about new headsets, gaming mice more »

Now this is the kind of cool tech-product we like to see! Shogun Bros. happens to be a developer behind a rather ingenious, 7-button, gaming mouse for Windows PCs. At first glance, the Cameleon X-1 looks like a mouse. Flip it over, and it turns into a 16-button controller. It’s a transformer! And, even better, more »

The Amazon 19 Days of Deals in the video game section is almost over. It’s been quite a trip, with some days having over a hundred games and accessories discounted. December 16, 2011 is day 18 of the sale, and it takes up to 40% off a variety of sports and fitness video games and accessories. In addition, there’s also one video game Lightning Deal.

The Lightning Deal won’t appear until 8pm PST tonight, so you have plenty of time to think about it. The hint says it will be a Razer gaming mouse at the lowest price ever…

I’m going to level with you – I’m typically extraordinarily cheap when it comes to buying accessories for my computers or consoles. My house is littered with off-brand controllers, $5 mice, carrying cases found at Goodwill and, my personal favorite, roughly 15 pairs of dollar store headphones. My attitude had typically been that I could get by with the bare minimum, because I’m just looking to get the job done.

After spending two weeks straight using the Rude Fierce 3500 Gaming Mouse, I’ve been spoiled. I can never go back to using bargain bin accessories or peripherals again, and it’s all Rude Gameware’s fault…

Time for extravagance! World of Warcraft gamers who are really serious about that particular MMO tend to want the best controllers they can get, so their in-game performance doesn’t suffer. SteelSeries wants to both capitalize on that and fascilitate easier gaming for those individuals with its new mouse. It’s officially called the World of Warcraft MMO Gaming Mouse Legendary Edition, but you can just call it the WoW Legendary Mouse…

Time to do some shopping! Amazon’s video game Deal of the Day isn’t just one deal, it’s five. And they aren’t going to all be available at once, either. They’re scattered throughout the day as a series of lightning deals. Which means if you want games or accessories, you’re going to have to bookmark the page and visit repeatedly.

Only one deal has been revealed so far. It’s LittleBigPlanet 2 for the PS3…

I know, you’re all probably looking for Fourth of July sales, and Amazon isn’t going to disappoint you. If you head to the Video Game section, you’ll find a link to a buy one, get one free sale. When I checked at 1pm CST on July 3, 2011, there were 300 items to choose from. All of which are part of the sale. You just add the two items you want to your shopping cart and when you checkout, the cheaper of the two items will be free.

Best of all, this deal lasts for a week. You can take advantage of it until July 9, 2011…

Well, GameStop’s sale ad for May 13-17, 2011 is out and there are quite a few interesting promotions to keep in mind when shopping for games. It’s a great week for picking up PS3 Move games and accessories, for example. Plus, there are a number of other discounts that could appeal to both console and PC gamers.

The two Move deals made the front page of the ad, so let’s start there…

Razer has long been known as a company that makes fancy and expensive gaming mice, keyboards, console controllers, and other peripherals. They have also been known to occasionally come out with licensed products from titles such as StarCraft II and Tron: Legacy. Now, you can add Dragon Age II to their list of licensed products.

CompuExpert is going to be attending CES 2011 this year, but you don’t be able to just walk up to its booth on the floor and start seeing some of its latest accessories for gamers. The only way you’ll be able to see Sharkoon headsets, Mionix gaming mice and Raptor-Gaming keyboards between January 6-9, 2011 is if you make an appointment. Well, you could also head to the CompuExpert website to look for retailers carrying them, since almost many of the items coming to the show are already available, but it’d be much better to see and try them in person…