Gaming mouse suggestions

Discussion in 'PS2 Main' started by ZeroXephon, Apr 9, 2013.

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Gaming mouse suggestions

Discussion in 'PS2 Main' started by ZeroXephon, Apr 9, 2013.

  1. Krunk

    Krunk .

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    I live and die by my deathadder just because of how comfortable it is.
     
    Krunk, Apr 10, 2013
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  2. Nicolebizzle

    Nicolebizzle Miss Self Destruct

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    I have the G500 as well.... I really dont know how to review a mouse so I will just say I like it. :)
     
    Nicolebizzle, Apr 10, 2013
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  3. FredFogarty

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    It also really depends on if you like to palm your mouse or claw it.
     
    FredFogarty, Apr 10, 2013
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  4. Kowlefe

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  5. kawaltd750

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    My G400 just died on me and I think I'll go with Kern suggestion.... (G500)
     
    kawaltd750, Apr 11, 2013
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  6. DiscoPotato

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    If I'm not too late I'd like to make a lesser know suggestion. The Inferno by Cooler Master's Storm division.

    This thing is no joke.

    4000DPI Twin Laser sensor

    Onboard is the sentinal program. It stays with the mouse you never install software on your computer again.
    ONBOARD SENTINEL-X 128KB The Sentinel-X microprocessor stores up to 3 different game profiles. The stored profiles can retain macros, scripts, and other customizations so you can play on any PC system without the need of additional software.

    RAPID FIRE TACTICAL KEY A pure assault apparatus – conveniently placed next to the left mouse button, this tactical key is one click away, giving you the edge to frag your opponents and stay alive in the most intense situations.

    [​IMG]

    I bought mine on sale for around 55.00 USD. I see them on ebay and the likes for comparable prices as well. I promise no part of you will be dissapointed. Watch the newegg video

     
    DiscoPotato, Apr 11, 2013
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  7. ZeroXephon

    ZeroXephon .

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    Why does it not look like any of these, or any one makes mice with ring finger buttons anymore? Guess I'll just have to deal with it. Some good suggestions none the less.
     
    ZeroXephon, Apr 11, 2013
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  8. DiscoPotato

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    mine has a ring button really, my knife is set up for my hot button next to right click. When my ring finger comes down on the button someone's gettin shanked!

    My other one (index side) switches to pistol and fires it. I beat people on the draw sooo much.
     
    DiscoPotato, Apr 11, 2013
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  9. Stockdoodle Gish

    Stockdoodle Gish .

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    Holy crap...that's brilliant.

    If this thread is still worthwhile, I'll throw out the Logitech G9X for any big-handed folks out there. It has this almost sand-papery feel to it. The fact that it automatically senses which game I'm playing and adjusts itself accordingly is a nice bonus. It has on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment too, but I almost never find myself using it since PS2 allows so many sensitivity settings for different situations.
     
    Stockdoodle Gish, Apr 12, 2013
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  10. zeo868

    zeo868 Grand Master Of All Things

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