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StarCraft II themed peripherals from Razer are back once more.If you missed out on your chance to pick up a StarCraft II-themed gaming mouse, keyboard, or headset, Razer's giving you another chance. The gaming peripheral maker today announced the re-launch of its StarCraft II peripheral lineup in anticipation of Blizzard's StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm expansion that's due to release on March 12, 2013. All three peripherals, now available, are geared for real-time strategy (RTS) games.
"The initial response we received on the announcement of the original StarCraft II peripherals was simply amazing and, as a way of giving back to our diehard fans and the StarCraft community, we want to make these products available once more," said Min-Liang Tan, co-founder, CEO and creative director of Razer. "These peripherals speak to the quality of Razer products as a whole and give StarCraft players the edge they crave on the battlefield."
All three items feature custom-backlighting and a gaming optimized design with an emphasis on protability for tournament play, Razer says.
Pricing breaks down as follows:
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rsaotome
February 20, 2013 at 2:53am
Love their keyboards, REALLY love their mouse pads, but good gravy, $60 for that?
Gezzer
February 19, 2013 at 7:59pm
You know, I'd rather have any monies spent making a official game peripheral was used to make a good peripheral instead.
Every one I've demo'd was poorly made and over priced. That's why I didn't buy any of them.
Joji
February 19, 2013 at 3:19pm
Razer's StarCraft 2 peripherals was a mess. They look cool, but a lot of the gear were bulky and were not ergonomic at all. Whoever designed them should be sued, they know nothing about design and functionality.
