Razer has announced a range of Battlefeild 3 Collector’s Edition gaming peripherals, which are based around top-end items from Razer's current range, and will feature Battlefield 3 artwork.
The keyboard is based around the BlackWidow Ultimate design, which uses Cherry keys and will cost $140. There will also be a BF3-themed Imperator mouse, with its trademark adjustable thumb buttons, which will cost $80.
To go with those PC peripherals, there's a Scarab hardcover mouse mat, which features the Razer Fractal 2.0 surface to aid tracking; this will cost $40.
For those that prefer their military thrills on a console, there's the Onza Tournament Edition Xbox 360 gamepad, which has adjustable-resistance thumbsticks and programmable Multi-Function buttons. This will cost $60.
According to Razer ‘This suite of gaming weaponry fully equips fans of Battlefield 3 to take on the most intense firefights and emerge victorious.
They’ll be empowered with competitive gaming features like faster key actuation on the Razer BlackWidow, increased swiping precision with the Razer Imperator, enhanced tracking accuracy with the Razer Scarab and fully customizable controls on the Razer Onza.’
The range will even extend to other devices, with Razer announcing a BF3 silicone case for the iPhone 4 ($20) and a BF3 messenger bag 'constructed with tear-resistant,
weather-proof heavy-duty 1680D ballistic' which will costs $80.
Do you need a peripheral upgrade for Battlefield 3, and if so, does the BF3 BlackWidow Ultimate suit your tastes? Let us know in the forum.
Check our GamesCom 2011 news hub for all the information from Cologne this year.
The keyboard is based around the BlackWidow Ultimate design, which uses Cherry keys and will cost $140. There will also be a BF3-themed Imperator mouse, with its trademark adjustable thumb buttons, which will cost $80.
To go with those PC peripherals, there's a Scarab hardcover mouse mat, which features the Razer Fractal 2.0 surface to aid tracking; this will cost $40.
For those that prefer their military thrills on a console, there's the Onza Tournament Edition Xbox 360 gamepad, which has adjustable-resistance thumbsticks and programmable Multi-Function buttons. This will cost $60.
According to Razer ‘This suite of gaming weaponry fully equips fans of Battlefield 3 to take on the most intense firefights and emerge victorious.
They’ll be empowered with competitive gaming features like faster key actuation on the Razer BlackWidow, increased swiping precision with the Razer Imperator, enhanced tracking accuracy with the Razer Scarab and fully customizable controls on the Razer Onza.’
The range will even extend to other devices, with Razer announcing a BF3 silicone case for the iPhone 4 ($20) and a BF3 messenger bag 'constructed with tear-resistant,
weather-proof heavy-duty 1680D ballistic' which will costs $80.
Do you need a peripheral upgrade for Battlefield 3, and if so, does the BF3 BlackWidow Ultimate suit your tastes? Let us know in the forum.
Check our GamesCom 2011 news hub for all the information from Cologne this year.
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