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With Synapse 2.0, Razer is shifting away from using on-board memory to store customized peripheral settings in favor of cloud support. The application will see a widespread release later this year, but for now, a closed beta is taking place.
Being able to move your gaming peripherals to multiple computers and not having to tinker with settings sounds nice, though it obviously won't be a relevant feature for everyone. For those seeking speed and ease of use, Synapse 2.0 also "automatically downloads drivers, game add-ons, and firmware updates."
Did anyone else go to the site and make the clouds scroll back and forth really quickly?
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Those no-good kids, with their hula hoops and their clouds. Back in my day, there was only one Cloud in gaming, and he carried a sword twice his height like a real man does. New technology confuses and angers me, and you bett...
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Worried about storage space? Don't be. The latest Nintendo Direct tells us that Dragon Quest X will use the cloud to hold saves for this MMO, according to Inside Games. So, no messing with silly external USB storage, especially for those that have the 8GB standard Wii U system.
A new Japanese trailer also surfaced from this morning's event. It looks beautiful! Enjoy.
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