E3 2021 is almost over, and in keeping with the theme of everyone getting a small press conference, Razer hit the digital stage yesterday to show off its upcoming wares. Nothing too surprising here: some new hardware, confirmation of post-pandemic fashion, and a few peripherals were the order of the day, each one featuring the Razer brand of style, green, and a whole lot of RGB.

Razer's brand is usually synonymous with RGB-infused headsets, keyboards, and other whick-whack knick-knacks, but now the company is getting ready to be greener than ever before. Or at least make the planet greener, as Razer is preparing to unleash a small army of solar-powered robots to help clean the ocean of all the plastic trash that's floating around.

After a year away from the spotlight, E3 is back and finally ready to bulldoze an entire dump-truck's worth of hype straight to your face. With just over a week to go, E3 2021 officially kicks off on Saturday with a beefy salvo from Ubisoft, and then continues through to Sunday with the likes of Microsoft, Bethesda, and Square Enix all delivering various showcases.

Mom always said to not sit too close to the TV so this is going to be a difficult purchase to explain away.

When I say “Razer face mask” picture what such an accessory could look like in a world where a small piece of fabric could mean the difference between life and death. I know what you’re picturing, and yes, Razer has gone and done it. A face mask with RGB lighting, is now a thing.

Having an easily upgradeable and modular PC is a dream for many PC gamers. It's one that could come true through Razer's Tomahawk PC, if you have a massive bank balance or plenty of organs to sell.

Razer had plenty to show off over the weekend, but Sneki Snek stole the show.

The idea is undeniably solid, and with some more fine-tuning while putting in some extra effort to focus on big-name mobile games, Razer could be well-positioned to take advantage of the looming cloud gaming boom.