One Million Strong

In grade six I broke my femur bone in four chunks, spiral. It was a nasty break, I spent around a month, month and a half on traction, hooked up to an ivy, on morphine.

The first game that captivated me, held my attention was Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time for the N64. No incredible actual gaming story here... just a kid alone in a room with a player guide, trying to save the day.

To go from that experience to starting and finishing Ocarina of Time was a huge accomplishment. That game will always hold a special place in my heart.

[Close second and third place go to the first time I plugged in and played Super Mario 64. (Before I broke my leg) Almost finishing Persona 5 on hard, had to change the difficulty to medium. As an adult, that's my favourite game of all time. That doesn't count as a gaming achievement...I failed.]

How does the respawn taste?

I started gaming on coin operated arcade machines. I can't say for certain because I was around 10 or so, but I walked into a filling station near where we lived and saw Space Invaders. One dollar later, four silver tokens begrudgingly parceled out by my mom, and I was hooked. Then a few months later my dad brought home a Magnavox Odyssey². After he got tired of playing its version of one-on-one basketball I got my hands on the controller and there was no looking back. I misspent my youth, and a whole lot of cash, in a variety of arcades over the next couple of decades. With the advent of PC gaming I got hooked on first-person shooters bad. Of course I played Quake, Unreal Tournament, and so forth, but I will ALWAYS have a soft spot for Tribes and Tribes 2. I seriously used to dream Tribes-2 dreams, I loved that game so much. Looking for a competitive edge I was an early adopter of the Razer Boomslang, literally. I read, I think it was a post from Min-Liang Tan, about it on a gaming forum somewhere (HardOCP?) and signed up. I still have it in its collector's tin. Using the Razer Naga I solo'd Clarence the Mechateddy during the Champions Online first holiday event (which meant I got the ultra-rare drop almost every time, much to the displeasure of other heroes *snicker*). I needed ALL of the buttons to juggle all the abilities necessary to make it possible. So thanks for producing such a beast, it simply wouldn't have worked otherwise, at least not without a third hand. It's safe to say Razer had a significant impact on my gaming history. From the moment it started up to today. I seriously LUSTED after the concept Razer laptop with integrated 'optimus maximus' keyboard. But who didn't?

Razer got me back to my own self ,i was a former US Army Active duty , im medical retired. I was deployed to afghanistan and i saw things due to that i have PTSD and some injuries , i lost interest in everything , my wife was reading that razer is the best on gaming devices , she bought me a blackwidow keyboard and the feeling of the keyboard was amazing nothing i felt before,bringing me back to gaming. thanks razer for make me feel alive again.

The best gaming moment for me was a reaching the diamond rank in Heroes of the Storm

My first experience with Razer was my Razer tarturus I bought to play wow cuz I needed something that more comfortably fit my big hand and hit all those abilities back in MoP. Shortly after I bought my naga 2014 edition and have been in love with Razer products. Everything from ergonomics to astetics. Just recently bought my Razer phone 2 and so far I loved everything about it and also got my hands on a Razer blade 2016 15 inch. This thing surprises me everyday on how well it preforms. I've tried corsair, Logitech, etc. Nothing has campared in my eyes and the fact that it took this long to get 1 million fans really surprises me. I've been a gamer since I was 5 years old when I got my first Gameboy color and Pokemon red and I've been hooked ever since. I would have never thought gaming would have taken off the way it day and I'm grateful to be a part of a community like this. We yell at each other and fight over the mic but at the end of the day we're all gamers and the reason to get so angry is because we are so passionate. Still to this day some gaming trailers give me hype tears lol But great job Razer and congrats on one million. Heres to 10 million more.

I am a huge fan of RAZER

Dekades


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Gaming is an essential part of our lives. Whether we started with a controller in our hands, played command based games on two color screens or chased pixel blocks on our phones, there was a defining moment you realized, you were a gamer. A moment of epiphany that gaming wasn’t something that you did to pass the time. That gaming was the thing you thought of even when you weren’t gaming. That longing you felt because you were so connected to those unforgettable characters. The immersion of the world that sucked you in. Being unable to sleep at night because you were stuck in the game. Share that defining moment with us for a chance to get your hands on our Razer, Represent Prize Package which includes:

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My best gaming moment was probably fresh out of military tech school, and a new friend invited me over to play games with a bunch of his friends. Well later on that night they wanted to 4v1 me in halo 2 for a bet. Well, I went something like 25 to 3. It felt good and got 80 bucks in the process, and he broke his controller. Go me.

Dekades


Hey Insiders!

Razer Insider has celebrated years of great conversations. On top of that, we've seen Razer grow bigger and better and we have you, the fans to thank. In celebration of reaching over one million registered users on Insider, we want to show our appreciation for YOU, our fans, our very own Razer Insiders.

Gaming is an essential part of our lives. Whether we started with a controller in our hands, played command based games on two color screens or chased pixel blocks on our phones, there was a defining moment you realized, you were a gamer. A moment of epiphany that gaming wasn’t something that you did to pass the time. That gaming was the thing you thought of even when you weren’t gaming. That longing you felt because you were so connected to those unforgettable characters. The immersion of the world that sucked you in. Being unable to sleep at night because you were stuck in the game. Share that defining moment with us for a chance to get your hands on our Razer, Represent Prize Package which includes:

• Razer Rogue 15.6'' Backpack V2
  
• Razer Rising Snapback Cap
  
• Razer Elite Dark Side Tee
  

And for those who share really great stories, we'll drop you some Silver in appreciation for sharing your moment with us.

Entering is simple: registered Insider members must reply to this thread. A winner will be chosen at random and notified through Razer Insider via direct message.

Let us celebrate you. Tell us your story.

Recently joined my gamer husband and son... Still new to the game world... But they help me get around... So now we are a gaming family. So proud recently got this awesome outcome in a online battle in World Of Tanks. It may not seem like much for all the professional gamers out there... But I think I did pretty good... Fingers crossed.

When I played for 26hours and reached my goal

Razer gamers deserve better gaming life!

Early to mid 1980's. After spending all afternoon(after school) at a local arcade, I would go home and wonder what the next levels had in store, in games like Pleiads, 1942, Time Pilot, etc...