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9 minutes ago, Borlach said:

Why would they do this, weird.  They do sell at MSRP instead of a good deal on same thing from amazon or something.

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yup once but it had other uses also such as it would compare prices of games from different stores and show you the price(also the all time cheapest price).I have bought 3-4 games from other stores because of this site.I feel sad it is shutting down.

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It's almost like fake bitcoin wasn't a stable business model.

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Razer had a game store too?

 

What's next, a McDonalds game store, complete with a hamburglar-themed launcher?

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15 minutes ago, hiitswilliam said:

Razer is a gaming company. You realize that, right?

They make crummy mouses and dance on the screen without you touching it and are too sensitive.  A little bass and the mouse starts dancing on the screen.  NOT SO THE case with Logitech mice,, the cursor stays put no matter what the bass is..... Razer can go to hell Ive owned their first ever mouse.  The Razer Boomerang back in 2000 it was ball mouse but hi dpi.  Their are rubber which is cool but thats the only good point.  The buttons work good but ya mouse is out of control on the 10 or soo I have had over the years......

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45 minutes ago, hiitswilliam said:

Razer is a gaming company. You realize that, right?

Just because they slap the buzzword "gaming" on computer peripherals doesn't make it automatically logical for them to also be making a gaming store, lol. 

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9 hours ago, Giganthrax said:

Just because they slap the buzzword "gaming" on computer peripherals doesn't make it automatically logical for them to also be making a gaming store, lol. 

They still have more reason to make a gaming store than other random companies. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought their entire company was centered around gamers. 

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