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

Corsair's range of peripherals just gets bigger and bigger, and it's now adding a new raft of updates to its Vengeance line of gaming goodies.

A little variable in its wired and wireless performance, and far too expensive to forgive the problems

You probably don't recognise the name Shogun Bros, but you might have seen its first mouse, the Chameleon. It was the bizarre rodent that could be flipped over and used as a gamepad. Here we have something a little more serious.

Logitech's attempt at a touch-enabled mouse. But is it any better than the M600?

Logitech's mobile mouse with touch gesture support for Windows 8 seems like a good idea, but will it be better than the dire M600?

Can this expensive collaboration between Thermaltake and BMW-owned DesignworksUSA justify its high price tag?

First up in the new Windows 8 range of peripherals is the Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse, a rather odd looking Bluetooth-only mouse.

An advanced gaming mouse for those of us who take our games seriously, which is easy to configure and comfortable to use.

Has it got glowing red LEDs? Yes? Then it's a gaming mouse. But does this professional gaming laser mouse stand out from the crowd?

The Roccat Savu is a comfortable mouse, but what is a mid-size hybrid gaming mouse?

The Air Mouse Mobile can be used as an ordinary desktop mouse, but when it takes to the air, you get to see its true worth.

If you don't get along with using the built-in trackpad of your laptop, then getting a small mouse for it is a great investment.

A mouse with touch-sensitive controls that's ambitious, but doesn't quite work.

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.

The choice to drop the R.A.T. name reflects this mouse's renewed focus on massively multiplayer games such as World of Warcraft.

The HP 2.4GHz Wireless Laser Mobile Mouse is as easy to use as a desktop mouse, but small enough to be carried with a laptop.

The Gigabyte Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse has addressed a number of battery concerns for uninterrupted gaming.

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.

Even the grouchiest CS:S gamer will be happy with the M60's performance. The jury's still out on whether DPI really makes a huge difference, but the M60's adjustable polling rate, high tracking speed and low-friction PTFE pads make for a noticeably smooth experience.

A good budget gaming mouse for those of you with a 'claw'

While a lot of gaming mice can really improve the responsiveness of your games, many of them fall into the trap of being feature-packed, while forgetting to be comfortable to use. This is especially true when you're using the mice for tasks other than gaming.

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.

Cyborg have upped the dpi and given the R.A.T. 7 a new lick of paint

Ultra customisable and comfortable gaming mouse