When Coolermaster first launched their CM Storm range of products, it received mixed reactions from both the gamers and the enthusiasts. First of the production line was the CM Storm Sniper. It's basically a modified version of the orginal HAF-932 chassis designed for the gamer, but this time in a midi tower. I liked it ... but others didn't and questioned Coolermaster's decision to release a chassis that's so similar to the HAF-932, albeit a few changes with the aesthetics.

Although the global financial crisis has taken its toll on a lot of manufacturers, Coolermaster are one of those companies who's trying to keep things going. It's clear that there have been many cutbacks, and marketing budget reduced, but that hasn't stopped Coolermaster taking advantage of the gaming market, which have been steadily increasing over the past year.

Believe it or not, sales of PC gaming hardware and peripherals are on the rise. How come? well many of us (well most of us) are now actually gaming online at home and at LAN parties, as opposed to spending money on unnecessary ... it's way cheaper than a night out once a week. So why not invest in some affordable gaming peripherals and PC hardware and treat yourself for a night of enjoyable gaming with friends at home

The CM Storm range was especially designed and marketed by Coolermaster for this reason alone ... to satisfy the needs of the gamer. The CM Storm Sniper made a fairly big splash amongst the gamers, but now Coolermaster have released its little brother ... the CM Storm Scout. It's a midi tower gaming chassis that's sleek and compact ... and it should appeal to a lot of gamers that looks for value and affordability.

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