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Razer’s Boomslang Revival Is Ridiculous, But That’s Kind of the Point
Razer has revived its iconic 2005 Boomslang mouse for its 20th anniversary with a limited-edition release priced at $1,337. This high-end collectible mouse features modern specifications like a 45K Optical Sensor and wireless charging, but its exorbitant price and unique presentation as both a functional device and wall art piece position it primarily as a nostalgic collector's item for dedicated Razer fans.
The Daily Grind: Do you still have any MMO boxes in your home?
This article discusses the trend of players moving towards digital game purchases and questions whether MMORPG players still keep physical game boxes for collector's items or display purposes. The author reflects on their own decision to discard old World of Warcraft boxes in favor of digital options.
There Are Just 50 Copies Worldwide of the Extremely Rare Tsukihime Trial Edition, And U.S. Customs Allegedly Just Cut One Up - IGN
A collector's extremely rare Tsukihime Trial Edition floppy disk, one of only 50 copies worldwide, was allegedly destroyed by U.S. Customs during import. The collector shared video evidence of the package being resealed with customs tape and the disk physically damaged. The reason for the destruction is unclear, but speculation points to the demo's 'Adult Only' rating potentially violating import laws.
