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Mionix Announces CASTOR Premium Gaming Mouse

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We have covered and enjoyed several pieces of Mionix gaming gear over the last few months. Their new announcement looks promising as well.


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Mionix NAOS 8200 Laser Gaming Mouse - Hardware Review

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We recently had the good luck to review Mionix's excellent Zibal 60 mechanical keyboard and have now gotten our hands on their flagship gaming mouse, the NAOS 8200. For those that are unaware, Mionix is a small company based out of Sweden that is dedicated to making the world's best performing gaming mouse and the NAOS 8200 is what they came up with. Is it really "the world's best performing gaming mouse?" Read on to find out more.


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Mionix Sargas 320 Gaming Surface - Hardware Review

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We recently had the pleasure of reviewing Mionix's Zibal 60 mechanical keyboard, Nash 20 gaming headset, and their absolutely perfect Naos 8200. Today we bring you Mionix's Sargas 320 gaming surface, an affordable mouse mat designed to be portable and of the highest quality. Does the Sargas 320 fit in with Mionix's other products that simply exude quality and perfection? Read on for more info!


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Mionix Nash 20 Gaming Headset - Hardware Review

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Mionix, a small hardware company from Sweden, has been making waves here at Chalgyr's Game Room. With their Zibal 60 mechanical gaming keyboard and their absolutely stunning Naos 8200 gaming mouse, they have proven that they are a force to be reckoned with. Developing some of the best hardware that money can buy and offering it to gamers at extremely competitive prices, Mionix is taking the world by storm. Moving on from their keyboards and mice, we were able to get our hands on the Nash 20 gaming headset and here are our thoughts.


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Mionix Castor Gaming Mouse - Hardware Review

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Mionix has come out of nowhere to become one of the more prestigious computer peripheral manufacturers that we at Chalgyr's Game Room have seen. With a strong focus on ergonomics, incredibly high build standards, and some of the best-performing gear we have seen, Mionix is continuously surprising us with their newest equipment. Our previous review of a Mionix mouse could not have been better as it scored a perfect ten and we managed to get our hands on the latest performance mouse from Mionix, the Castor and have taken it for quite the spin.
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Mionix Zibal 60 Mechanical Keyboard - Hardware Review

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Mionix is a small hardware company out of Sweden whose primary focus is on superior hardware with world-leading ergonomics, which most gamers these days, demand out of their hardware. I for one know that working in the gaming and tech industry, quality and ergonomics can sometimes make the difference between your body breaking down and your wallet coming up empty.


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Month in Review - July

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Looks like it’s that time of the month again! See everything that we’ve been up to and catch up on anything you may have missed.



The biggest thing that we've had this month is that the site layout has changed!

As with any major move there are bound to be tiny issues here and there as testing environments and the "real world" are never quite the same. If you see anything or have suggestions of things that we could add drop Nick a line!

Now to the games!



Article by Pierre-Yves
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TOMOKO I-500 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Hardware Review

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I am generally considered a little guy; coming in at a little under 5 feet 6 inches of pure awesomeness, I do not take up a lot of space. Now contrary to popular belief, smaller folks like me tend to need lots of room and while I like lots of space around me, there is a certain part of me that secretly giggles with glee when the equipment I use also has a small footprint. Enter the TOMOKO I-500 tenkey-less, water resistant Blue Switch mechanical gaming keyboard. It is tiny, and thus, glorius. With a desktop footprint smaller than most modern mouse pads, the I-500 is the perfect traveling companion for on-the-go gamers or people that simply like to annoy the cubicle farm with the amazing "clickity-clack" of the Blue Switch, anti-ghosting keys.

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TOMOKO 7200 DPI Gaming Mouse - Hardware Review

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There is an incredible array of gaming mice available, from the uber-affordable TOMOKO 7200DPI gaming mouse I am reviewing today, to the costlier brand names like Logitech's G502 or Mionix's NAOS 8200. Really, selecting a mouse for your gaming or computing needs these days can be daunting and the wide range of options out there may lead to buyer paralysis. TOMOKO's T-60 "Mad spider Redemption" gaming mouse aims to give you the best of all worlds; ergonomics, performance, price. Where is excels at price, and thus leads to some of the best performance for the price, there are plenty of more comfortable mice for marginally more money.

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Month in Review - June

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Looks like it’s that time of the month again! See everything that we’ve been up to and catch up on anything you may have missed.


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Month in Review - May

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Month in Review - April

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Looks like it’s that time of the month again! See everything that we've been up to and catch up on anything you may have missed.


This was a HUGE month for fans of Bandai Namco. A release window for Tales of Zesteria that a good amount of us are fans of has come to light and that time frame cannot honestly come fast enough. I am personally quite excited for the new One Piece Pirate Warriors game with is much more imminent. While I have yet to watch the anime, I'm a huge fan of the manga. Seriously. One Piece and Warriors! We've also gotten the first look at Project X Zone 2 and a look at the upcoming SuperNova.

The first set can be caught up on here, while the second can be found here. Though because some of these trailers were just that awesome, they can be found right below!






Into the more hardware of categories Turtle Beach had a few announcements for new hardware.

And as usual (if twice now can be considered as such) our Reviews and Previews for the month can be found below. Enjoy!


































Article by: Pierre-Yves



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SteelSeries Rival Gaming Mouse - Hardware Review

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SteelSeries is a well-known name in the gaming world as it provides some of the best gaming gear for a competitive price. While we have covered a number of different pieces, the Siberia Elite Anniversary Edition headset really set the bar as it was Chalgyr's Game Room's first ever perfect score and since then each new piece of gear has continued to impress. We were recently able to try out the SteelSeries Rival, a very competitively priced gaming mouse powered by SteelSeries Engine 3 with all the bits-and-bobs one has come to expect out of *the premiere* peripheral manufacturer. What we found was a well-priced and feature-heavy mouse that did more than just "get the job done."
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ROCCAT Kone Pure SE Gaming Mouse - Hardware Review

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ROCCAT has been in the gaming business for quite some time, from hardware like the Kone Pure gaming mouse to Team ROCCAT, an eSports team that plays League of Legends, StarCraft II, and Counter-Strike professionally. The Kone Pure SE mouse is an extremely lightweight that easily glides along any surface you place it one while capturing the surface at an adjustable rate, up to 5,000 DPI. Being slightly smaller than a "standard" full sized mouse, the Kone Pure SE is quite well suited to be a professional-grade traveling companion, though the non-nylon wrapped cord does pose a bit of a problem when traveling. As a sub-$70 USD gaming mouse, the Kone Pure SE makes a spectacular addition to any gamer's library of hardware; with its incredibly low weight and small size I myself use it to travel with my gaming laptops, though it can just as easily fit in with any standard desktop compliment. The ROCCAT Kone Pure SE is a wonderful bit of hardware that for some, may even replace their old, decaying hardware.

I had to laugh a bit when I pulled the Kone Pure SE's box out of the shipping box; it was wacked to the gills with actual bubble wrap, and to be frank, I love me some bubble wrap. Then as I began to cut the tape on the actual packaging I had to laugh again; ROCCAT used 9 pieces of tape on this tiny little box. They apparently wanted to make sure, between the robust packaging and insane amount of tape, that the mouse was shipped with the best of care. Might seem strange or inconsequential, but it is far from either; the care taken by ROCCAT to protect your new gear is quite apparent and by packaging the unit so well, they are clear in their message … your confidence can be placed in ROCCAT as they protect your investment as it is important to them.


Beyond the packaging, the Kone Pure SE is most surprising in its weight. At only 88g, the damned thing feels like a bubble of air and after using it for 30 or so hours then switching over to my Mionix Naos, I was absolutely dumbfounded and how moving the loveable Naos felt like I was trying to roll a small boulder around. One can really get used to the relative absence of discernable weight; honestly I was a bit shocked as I am tend to be more "heavier is better" in my hardware habits. Speakers, keyboards, mice, desks, etc. all tend to be on the hefty side as the solidarity feels good to me. The Kone Pure SE's light weight and smooth coating makes it feel like a small puff of air gliding across the slick, smooth icy surface of a newly frozen mountain lake. Not only is it refreshing in its weight, but it is an attractive mouse to simply look at.


Though the awesome ROCCAT logo is backlit (and with ROCCAT Swarm, the software to run the ROCCAT library of devices, can be changed to suit your desired mood) and the silky-smooth matte coating of the mouse catches the light just right and looks excellent, I did find that it tends to show hand oils (or oils from your Cheetos, whatever floats your boat) quite well. I am far from a dirty person, nor do I regularly secrete oils in copious amounts (puberty was decades ago), yet it is easy to see the natural oils left on the mouse and it drives me absolutely bonkers. Even after having the mouse only a few days I have cleaned the thing well over a dozen times. It is beyond irritating… On the flipside, the mouse looks so nice and fits my small hands so well, that it is not necessarily a bad thing to you know … clean your hardware. I am confident that many of us have not thought about regularly cleaning their gear, so the ease with which oils are seen is a good reminder to give the mouse a good wipedown after a long gaming session.

A few things to note; the ROCCAT Kone Pure SE is a gorgeous looking mouse, even if those good looks come at the price of having to regularly clean it. The lightweight aspect of the mouse is nigh-lifechanging even if the smaller size might be a bit of a stickler for folks with larger hands; for me the size was perfect. Overall the mouse, with its adjustable high capture DPI, small form factor, low weight, and wonderful click-action, is a solid traveling gamer companion or secondary unit for those with multiple PCs. The ROCCAT Kone Pure SE is a unit of choice for those FPS and MOBA gamers out there.

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Article by Robert
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Month in Review - September

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Looks like it’s that time of the month again! See everything that we’ve been up to and catch up on anything you may have missed.



This month Sony's PlayStation celebrated its 20th Anniversary. In Celebration of this, Nick gave us his Top 20 PlayStation 1 titles which set off an increadible two decades of gaming!

For something a little different, Dimitris has added in some movie reviews to bolster our different content types that can be found alongside our Anime!

Now to the games!


Miss something last month? Check out the Month of August!

Article by Pierre-Yves
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Tesoro Sagitta Optical Gaming Mouse - Hardware Review

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Tesoro has been a longstanding favorite around here; I loved the Kuven  and simply cannot get enough of the Excalibur mechanical keyboards. So when the company took a step back to recharge I was both excited and concerned, waiting for their next major release.

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