#Gaming gear online

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A Guide to Choosing the Best Gaming Brands Accessories Online

Gaming has become an integral part of modern entertainment, and the right gaming accessories can make all the difference in your gaming experience. Whether you're a PC gamer or prefer gaming consoles, choosing the best gaming accessories can elevate your gameplay. In this guide, we'll explore the best gaming brands and accessories available online, while also addressing some common questions about the world of gaming peripherals. 

What is the best PC gaming accessories brand? 

When it comes to the Best Gaming Brands Accessories, it's essential to consider factors like quality, performance, and durability. Several brands have earned a reputation for delivering top-notch accessories. Here are some of the leading contenders: 

Logitech: Logitech is known for its high-quality gaming peripherals, including gaming mice, keyboards, and headsets. Their products are trusted by gamers worldwide for their precision and durability. 

Razer: Razer is another well-known brand that specializes in gaming peripherals. Their products feature cutting-edge technology, customizable RGB lighting, and ergonomic designs for the ultimate gaming experience. 

SteelSeries: SteelSeries is a brand that focuses on creating accessories for esports and competitive gaming. Their range includes high-performance gaming mice, mechanical keyboards, and gaming headsets. 

Corsair: Corsair is renowned for its gaming accessories, especially mechanical keyboards and gaming headsets. They are known for their reliability and innovation. 

HyperX: HyperX, a division of Kingston Technology, is known for its high-quality gaming headsets, RAM, and solid-state drives. They are a favourite among esports professionals. 

ASUS ROG: ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) is a sub-brand of ASUS that offers a wide range of gaming peripherals, laptops, and monitors known for their performance and aesthetics.

Alienware: Alienware, a subsidiary of Dell, is famous for its gaming laptops, desktops, and accessories. Their products are known for their sleek designs and high performance. 

These are just a few of the best gaming brands known for their PC gaming accessories. The right choice depends on your personal preferences, gaming style, and budget. 

Why are gaming accessories so expensive? 

It's not uncommon for gamers to wonder why gaming accessories can be on the pricier side. The cost of gaming gear can vary significantly based on several factors. Here are some reasons why gaming accessories are often considered expensive: 

Quality and Performance: Premium gaming accessories are designed to deliver exceptional quality and performance. Manufacturers invest in high-quality materials and advanced technology to provide an advantage to gamers. This level of quality often comes at a higher cost. 

Specialized Features: Gaming accessories often come with specialized features such as programmable buttons, customizable RGB lighting, and ergonomic designs. These features enhance the gaming experience but can increase the price. 

Research and Development: Gaming brands invest heavily in research and development to create cutting-edge products. This research and innovation drive up production costs, which are reflected in the final price. 

Brand Reputation: Established gaming brands have built a reputation for quality and reliability. Consumers are often willing to pay a premium for products from trusted brands. 

Limited Editions: Some gaming accessories, especially collector's items or limited-edition releases, can be more expensive due to their rarity and exclusivity. 

What's the best gaming equipment? 

The term "gaming equipment" encompasses various accessories, each with its best brands and models. Here are some essential gaming equipment categories: 

Gaming Mouse: For precise control and accuracy, consider brands like Logitech, Razer, and SteelSeries. Features like adjustable DPI, programmable buttons, and comfortable grips are essential. 

Gaming Keyboard: Mechanical keyboards are popular among gamers for their tactile feedback. Brands like Corsair and Logitech offer excellent options. 

Gaming Headset: Crystal-clear audio is vital for immersive gameplay. Brands like SteelSeries and HyperX are known for their comfortable and high-quality gaming headsets. 

Gaming Monitor: A fast refresh rate and low response time are crucial for a smooth gaming experience. ASUS, Acer, and Alienware offer excellent gaming monitors. 

What companies sell gaming accessories? 

Several companies specialize in selling gaming accessories online. Some of the prominent ones include:

Amazon: Amazon offers various gaming accessories from various brands, making it a one-stop shop for gamers. 

Newegg: Newegg is a popular destination for PC gamers, offering a wide range of hardware and accessories. 

Best Buy: Best Buy provides both online and in-store shopping for gaming accessories, including consoles, headsets, and more. 

EasyShoppi: For a wide range of gaming accessories, be sure to check out EasyShoppi's gaming accessories section. They offer a variety of gaming peripherals to suit different preferences and budgets.

[solradguy]

Working on the GG wiki means making weird discoveries, such as the 4 most cursed Guilty Gears sharing a logo font (Vastedge, Raid of Arms, Dust Strikers, Judgment)

[ghostpajamas]

started playing toram again <- last played it 8 years ago

[coelacat]

man while i understand it im so tired of the attitude of "if you dont think critically of every media you like ever and if you like stuff you cant think critically about youre stupid" mentality. its so prevalent just about everywhere i go online, youd forget that its an insanely online take

[mae-be-a-disaster]

Finally got around to playing Guilty Gear Strive after having my pfp being Bridget for like a year. Holy. Fuck. I've got my ass handed to me more times than the main character in a Dragon Ball series.... Buuuttt I can do thiiiissss :3

[thewastelandwriter]

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[ravengales-glade]

When will we be able to trade with other players

[feline-evil]

Getting into anything new also means getting to do a fun little treasurehunt afterwards to find the people drawing gay trans art of the new thing Saluting our bravest soldiers (the people making queer art of my often kind of dudebro-y interests)

[dinerfries]

needless to say i am NOT wynning

[solidssnakeass]

Merry Christmas :^) 🎄

[easyshoppii]

What Accessories Should I Get for a Gaming PC? 

When it comes to PC gaming, accessories are essential to take your experience to the next level. 

Here are some must-have gaming accessories: 

Gaming Mouse and Keyboard: Precise control is crucial in gaming. Invest in a high-quality gaming mouse and Mechanical Gaming keyboard with customizable features to match your playstyle. 

Headset: A good gaming headset immerses you in the game's audio and enables clear communication with your teammates. Look for noise cancellation and a comfortable fit. 

Monitor A high-refresh-rate monitor with low response time ensures a smoother gaming experience. Consider an upgrade to a gaming-specific monitor. 

Controller: If you prefer a gamepad, invest in a high-quality controller for a more relaxed gaming experience. 

Mousepad: A large, quality mousepad allows for fluid mouse movements and precise aiming. 

Gaming Chair: Comfort is essential during long gaming sessions. A gaming chair offers ergonomic support and enhances your overall experience. 

Webcam and Microphone: If you enjoy streaming or multiplayer games, a good webcam and microphone are essential for communication and interaction with your audience. 

For a wide range of gaming accessories, check out EasyShoppi's Gaming Accessories section. 

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Video Games I played in 2023 (and maybe even enjoyed)

A completely unorganized list of games I played this year that I wanted to talk about because they were great.

1. Ultrakill - My biggest time sink of the year. Found out about this game about a year ago due to FUNKe talking about it a lot. Was hooked from the first level, and after beating it I replayed several levels until I mastered the mechanics, then looked for all the secret levels, then P-ranked all of Act 1 and then the P-1 boss fight several times over (Act 2 is hard to P-rank). However enjoyment did kinda dry up for a bit after I actually got good at the game but then Hakita dropped the first part of act 3 a while ago and it started all over again. Here's hoping the last 2 chapters stick the landing and keep scratching that itch (which they probably will let's be honest)

2. Metal Gear Solid series - Played all of the games aside from 4 which couldn't run on my PC (had to watch a long play for it) and Peace Walker just cause I got distracted by other stuff. The first game didn't really resonate with me on a deeper level but its storytelling, gameplay mechanics, and 4th wall breaks are amazing, especially for the time. 2 and 3 hit far harder and are some of the best games I've ever played. I could talk for hours about every facet of 2's creativity with its meta narrative and constant questioning of reality but then I wouldn't have time to talk about other games here. Just know that it is now my favorite game ever made. 3, while not quite as crazy and predictive with its plot, is just a really good story about a small group of characters that is incredibly written and told. I also really enjoyed 5's gameplay and a lot of the more subtle storytelling, and while 4 has an utterly incomprehensible plot with tons of holes, the character writing, voice acting, and graphics are phenomenal. I want whatever Kojima smokes when he comes up with these.

3. Red Dead Online - I played this with my brother and encountered a modder on my first day. Think that really informed my take on this game because he gave me a shit ton of money and I was able to use it to get a bounty license which took up most of my time in that game. We'd just queue up a bounty mission and play some Oingo Boingo and Talking Heads while we ride, do the bounty, then watch random videos while we waited till the last minute to drop off the bounty bc of how Rockstar decided to set up the system. We also met a couple people online and overall just had a great experience bein a rootin tootin shootin cowboy. Also my guy looks doofy as fuck.

4. The Artful Escape - Impulse bought this game after I watched a vid by Jexonite where he played every game published by Annapurna because the premise seemed fun and I thought it looked cool. Turns out the game does look cool, incredible even. But the art style is kind of all this game has going for it, aside from some solid voice actors (Jason Schwartzman and Lena Headey were cool and Mark Strong was completely unrecognizable). Gameplay is basically just a walking sim that occasionally tells you to press buttons to play notes on your guitar and the story took a pretty generic turn. Has absolutely zero replay value but I did enjoy playing it.

5. BPM - The first roguelike I've ever gotten into, probably because it has a guns in it. I got all the way up to the last level then died to a low level enemy and have not gotten that far in the game since. The OST goes insanely hard though and is part of the reason why I keep coming back to it. It's also insanely addicting so be warned.

6. Hotline Miami - Probably holds the record for the game that pissed me off the most this year. An insanely fun and fast paced shooter game where your reaction timing is everything and that every nerd with a YouTube channel has already picked apart. Even though some of the AI is complete jank it is so satisfying clearing rooms in this game. The art style is also quite good and the soundtrack introduced me to a ton of new artists. Also is a strong case for environmental storytelling needing to be more prevalent in games. I can figure out what's going on I'm a smart guy.

7. Katana Zero - A very Hotline Miami inspired game aka a game with a pixelated art style and a synthwave soundtrack where the goal is to clear rooms and you die in one hit. I feel a bit more mixed about this game compared to Hotline honestly. I really liked the time slowing mechanic, the mobility, and the way you can reflect bullets with your sword. I also like how the enemy AI actually stays consistent through each run of the level, whereas with Hotline there were some enemies who could move erratically and fuck everything up even if you plan a solid route. However, I think because of how the story was told I don't think it had as much of an impact on me. I can't really remember a lot of the important details but I can remember that a lot of plot threads were left unresolved. Also, while I do like the combat a lot, I feel like it's missing the sandbox approach that Hotline had. Honestly not a game I would necessarily come back to, but if the dev made a sequel I would buy it (especially if we get to play as Dragon more he was cool as fuck). I'll also give the game props for actually having an OST unlike Hotline.

8. Undertale - What could I say about this game that hasn't already been said by the entire population of South Dakota? It is very fun and I am glad I finally took the plunge and played it. Now I just have to finish the other routes at some point lol

9. Lethal Company - I played this game with multiple friend groups and it was incredibly fun but also terrifying. If you haven't played yet, the best advice I can give is to just go in completely blind and figure shit out on your own. Also, try to actually go into the buildings instead of staying in the ship like a goo goo ga ga dingus.

Other stuff I played worth mentioning (Smaller stuff or games I revisited/haven't finished a full playthrough of):

1. A Hat in Time DLC - Played the original game late last year and loved it, but didn't get the DLC so I didn't play it for some time. Played it this year and had a blast. The Nyakuza Metro level is so detailed, you can really tell the devs poured their heart and soul into making this game look as great as it does. Made me rediscover my love for the base game.

2. Titanfall 2 - Not my first time playing it but replayed the single player on PC for the first time (played on Xbox before) and realized the characters and level design were way better than I remembered. I then started pestering everyone I knew to play it and the ones who did seem to like it too. I also popped off multiple times in the multiplayer so it was nice to have a multiplayer game that I'm good at.

3. The Magic Circle - Played for a few hours and then stopped, but the premise is quite fun and I am eager to revisit at some point in the future.

4. The Looker - This one was just funny idrk what else to say. (I have not played The Witness)

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[3416]

love this tweet as if we don't have a winning record rn on the backs of our star players and woll actually

[robotwrangler]

This hyperfixation on A.B.A and Paracelsus has me not only playing a fighting game of my own volition but also actually training at it every day to learn specific combos and tricks and whatnot instead of just button mashing. Literally never thought I’d see this day

[ciccerone]

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