Not many games have peripherals designed especially for them, let alone games that are nearly 10 years old. But World of Warcraft is special.

The community of gamers has been consulted by SteelSeries over certain design aspects of the Kana mouse, with the aim of this mouse truly being a mouse designed for gamers by gamers.

Taking its cues from the professional steering wheels found in Formula 1 cars, this gaming wheel is awash with buttons and dials.

Continuing the pre-emptive celebrations of a future Diablo 3 launch, SteelSeries has released the Diablo III Headset.

There's something of the 1940s bomber pilot look to this headset, with its domed cups, retro orange padding and pull-out microphone.

Out of the gaming mouse triumvirate of the SteelSeries Sensei, Katu and the Kinzu, it is the latter that is designed to be the smallest.

It's not unusual for companies to release tie-in gaming peripherals with popular games. What is unusual is releasing peripherals long before the game is even out, but with the SteelSeries Diablo III Mouse this is exactly what has happened.

A highly responsive yet lightweight gaming mouse

WoW addicts can show off gaming skills with pride and play with precision

The keyboard citing multiple key presses as its speciality has gamers in its sights

Xbox 360 headgear with clever dual volume controls

Revamped to suit iOS devices, the Siberia V2 is back

Is this shape-shifting keyboard a Shift in the right direction?

Can this gaming mouse live up to the hyperbole printed on the packaging?

My ears are in love; cocooned as they are in soft, soft foamy cloth, being lovingly caressed by the alternately booming then plinky, twinkly noises emanating from the twin speakers set at a comfortable distance away from my lugs. This is one seriously good gaming headset.