Razer Naga Molten

Razer Naga Molten

Given the ever-expanding popularity of World of Warcraft, which truly revolutionized massively multiplayer online (MMO) gaming when it was released in 2004 (and is still going strong today, as its latest expansion pack, Cataclysm, shows), we're never surprised when we see peripherals aimed at that huge market. But we do raise our eyebrows a bit when they turn out to be good. That's mostly the case with Razer's Naga Molten ($79.99 list), a mouse that's been conceived from the ground up with MMO players (especially WoWers) and their specific needs in mind. Loaded with configuration possibilities, the Naga does everything it ought to, and more - but even some true addicts might find using it more of a pain than a pleasure. Like many Razer peripherals, it's pleasing to look at. The Naga Molten measures about 1.6 by 2.7 by 4.6 inches (HWD), and is solid black when idle. Plug it in to a spare USB port (yes, this is a corded mouse) and it lights up with striking red accents: Beneath the scroll wheel and on the main body, where you'll see an undulating Razer logo surrounded with cracks that definitely help sell the mouse's name.