At Razer, we’re all about pushing the envelope and providing gamers with the tools they need to excel,” said Quyen Quach, VP, Razer Software. “Razer Cortex: Add-Ons represents a significant ...

Razer has joined the likes of game-streaming champions Nvidia and Valve by unveiling the Razer Cortex: Stream, an update to its game-launcher Cortex software that will allow users to stream games ...

Razer Cortex is already used by millions, to boost PC performance when gaming. This new feature is designed to connect gamers with essential tools to amp-up their gaming even more.

Credit: Razer Releasing simultaneously with Cortex Instant Games Tournaments, Razer is launching the first ever Sneki Snek game featuring Razer's iconic, environmentally conscious mascot.

“Razer Cortex creates experiences and offers rewards in a way that only Razer can, harnessing the full potential of our interconnected ecosystem of hardware, software, and services.” ...

Cortex doesn’t cost a dime and you don’t even need to own any of Razer’s hardware or peripherals to run this software. Let’s dive into five common PC gaming problems that Razer Cortex can ...

With Razer Cortex Instant Games, we have an interesting intersection of casual gamers and core gamers. We really feel like hypercasual games are something that cuts across all those demographics.

Cortex is available as a free update for the Razer Forge TV. Whether the new software is enough to make anyone rush out and spend $100 or more on Razer’s Android game console remains to be seen.

Razer Cortex is for Windows PC (XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1) and currently in early access testing. The software is expected to launch widely on Sept. 10.

Razer has already entered the Android micro-console world in a big way with their Forge TV that started shipping to hungry hands in May of 2015.

Razer had previously been offering a zSilver bounty by using the Razer Cortex beta on a daily basis; but this is different. Min-Liang Tan, Razer CEO and co-founder had this to say: ...

Razer has joined the likes of game-streaming champions Nvidia and Valve by unveiling the Razer Cortex: Stream, an update to its game-launcher Cortex software that will allow users to stream games ...