Razer Destiny 2 PC Peripherals Revealed
Razer, a force to be reckoned with in the gaming peripheral arena, today announced a new partnership with Bungie. The latter revealed more information about its upcoming Destiny 2 game today. It has also been confirmed today that Razer Destiny 2 PC peripherals are going to be released this year alongside the game. This happens to be the first Destiny game that’s going to be released for PC as well.
These PC peripherals have been developed in collaboration with Bungie. They include a new keyboard, mouse, mouse mat, and headset. All of them are going to be released in September this year around the same time that Destiny 2 is released.
Razer’s products for Destiny 2 include the Razer DeathAdder Elite mouse, the Ornata Chroma keyboard, the Man O’War Tournament Edition headset, and the Goliathus Speed mouse mat. Razer says that these products are going to “bring the ultimate Destiny 2 experience to players.”
“The team has come up with some cool ways to pair Destiny‘s art and designs with Razer’s high-performance hardware, providing players with new ways to customize their Destiny 2 experience,” said Jim McQuillan, the creative director for brand and marketing at Bungie.
Information about pricing and release dates will be available in the following months. Destiny 2 is going to be released for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on September 8th. Bungie also confirmed today that the Destiny 2 PC release will not be through Steam.
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