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[...] Center Part 4: Marble Gallery to Outer Wall Part 5: To the Long Library Part 6: Alchemy Lab Backtracking Part 7: Even More Alchemy Lab Backtracking Part 8: To the Clocktower Part 9: To the [...]

[...] the in-built options: 8,200, 6,400, 4,800, 3,200, 2,400, 1,600, 1,200, and 800. As a low-sensitivity gamer, 800 felt about right for me, and I thankfully didn’t need to go any lower. However, [...]

[...] manager. Included in my box was a card with the email address, phone number, and Skype contact information of my assigned support manager. It’s a nice touch, though without any [...]

[...] I doubt many of you have heard of gaming peripherals manufacturer Feenix. A small, independently-owned company based in Southern California, Feenix says [...]

[...] its products so that I could put them to the test: the Nascita 8,200 DPI gaming mouse and the Dimora mousepad.The NascitaIt’s difficult not to judge a book by its cover when that cover looks so [...]

[...] nonsense. Now I just need to actually care enough to start even trying to build a Blu-Ray movie collection.Via Reuters [...]

[...] it will be bringing Mind Zero (sometimes known as Mind=0) – the PS Vita-exclusive dungeon-crawling RPG from Acquire – to the west. Mind Zero will be released this Spring in both [...]

[...] , it didn’t budge. However, brushing against it from the side did make it move.Final ThoughtsThe Dimora is priced competitively at $36, and — no pun intended — any competitive [...]

[...] so that I could put them to the test: the Nascita 8,200 DPI gaming mouse and the Dimora mousepad.The NascitaIt’s difficult not to judge a book by its cover when that cover looks so good. [...]

[...] this time, if I ever accidentally put the mouse to the test, I will report the results.The DimoraThe Dimora is nothing special to look at — its rectangular design is simple and [...]