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Unboxing the Razer Atrox

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Atrox

Guys, I’ve been where you’ve been before. These modern day controllers can’t hold a spark to the arcade layouts of yesteryear. controller triggers? More like controller LAME-triggers, amirite? You need something that has a touch of retro, with the sensibility of modern design. Something that you can pull apart and customise. Perhaps the Razer Atrox can fit that bill. I still have to review it, but in the meantime, you can watch my goofy fat face unbox the mammoth device.

The Atrox is of course, a lot more than a fight stick for pros. It’s a device that is meant to be fiddled with, to be experimented on and customised. I’ll be exploring that in detail, as I test the device out on games such as Mortal Kombat, Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition and Call of Duty: Black Ops. You can look forward to that review soon, but here’s one thing to take away from an initial impression of the Atrox:

This device carries some substantial heft, and can easily be used to murder someone with blunt force trauma. Handy!

Last Updated: July 23, 2014

7 Comments

  1. “This device carries some substantial heft, and can easily be used to murder someone with blunt force trauma. Handy!”

    Its this kind of hard hitting journalism that always brings me back for more #notacreeptweet

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  2. Morne Nell

    July 24, 2014 at 07:21

    Holy moly that thing is big, Compare that to my console controller that has more buttons, more joysticks and fit into the palm of my hand.
    When you do the review you need to be in front of your big screen on your lazy boy with that thing on your lap, I dear you 🙂

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  3. Umar Fong Wong

    July 24, 2014 at 07:41

    I really want to play a fighting game right about now 🙁

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