Additionally, Mad Catz will be producing a controller and a gaming surface for PC, priced at $29.99 and $19.99 respectively, an inductive controller charger for Wii for $39.99, and a new PrecisionAIM Mouse and USB flash drive dog tag bundle for $99.99. 

Mad Catz will also be partnering with Gunnar Optiks to create a new pair of Call of Duty: Black Ops-branded ProGaming glasses, which reduce eye strain, and will be priced at $99.. Furthermore Mad Catz's new Bluetooth and Xbox 360 communicators can be clipped to the glasses, though specific pricing for the headsets has not been revealed.

This year Call of Duty: Black Ops lands with the sort of zealous marketing that makes last year's peripheral collection a joke.
There are controllers, mice, headphones and now even an $80 pair of Call of Duty: Black Ops-themed gaming glasses. The glasses, the result of a tag-team effort by Mad Catz and Gunnar glasses, have a 70s aviator look and come with a fancy magnetically-sealed Black Ops case, a microfiber pouch and a USB Black Ops dog tag.
I'll be wearing the glasses while I play the game next week, testing to see if it helps make me 70s cool and eases eye pain.Click the logo to read the full story

When Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 hit last year it arrived in stores escorted by a virtual phallanx of tie-ins of varying quality.There were the controllers, the controller faceplates, the throat mic. Some were good, some were bad. We all rolled our eyes at the marketing and moved alone. This year Call of Duty: Black Ops lands with the sort of zealous marketing that makes last year's peripheral collection a joke. Ignoring for a second the Call of Duty: Black Ops Jeep you can buy, there are still plenty of ways to brand yourself a true fan of the series.Click the logo to read the full story

This is the fun thing about working here: Somtimes I find things on people’s desks and they say “Yeah, you can check them out.”
So check out the Gunnar Optiks Call of Duty: Black Ops Pro Gaming Glasses. These have been designed specifically for Call of Duty: Black Ops in conjunction with Mad Catz, which produces all the official Black Ops accessories and gear. Here’s a frame-by-frame unboxing (thanks to Kat for the photos):Click the logo to read the full story

American eyewear designer and manufacturer, Gunnar Optiks, is set to relase a custom designed pair of Black Ops Gaming Glasses. Gunnar designs high-grade digital eyewear for many applications, specifically for gaming. Dan Amrich, aka OneOfSwords, recently posted a great entry into his blog talking about the glasses and including several pictures. Why would you need gaming glasses? Gunnar’s digital eyewear provides a more clear contrast and visual detail, an improvement in visual performance and has provided an increase in productivity in business environments. In a gaming sense, Gunnar’s line of eyewear increases the visual quality of the image on your TV screen or PC monitor and should assist in your performance accordingly. Here are a few images, courtesy of OneOfSwords.Click the logo to read the full story

The Call of Duty: Black Ops cross-promotional marketing continues with the revelation of specially branded shades from Gunnar Optics, makers of "digital performance eyewear." The glasses are being manufactured in conjunction with Mad Catz, which is responsible for all official Black Ops accessories. The decked out specs appear to sport the same design as Gunnar's MLG Legend model, and feature handsome Black Ops branding on the sides and are designed to reduce eyestrain during long sessions with your favorite digital screens -- and reportedly, they actually work too. Click the logo to read the full story