This game allowed me to optimally test my left mouse click button. Doing so allowed me to realize the bargain Chinese gaming mouse I had bought from Amazon was clearly defective. I opt'd to exchange the mouse for another. After running my mouse clicker benchmark, Crush Crush, I was able to determine the replacement mouse was also defective.

It was at this point I decided to do my research. I quickly found that Crush Crush isn't actually a mouse button benchmark tool, I was playing it wrong...and thus assumed that I dare not try and exchange my mouse again, else Amazon might realize my misuse.

I opted to keep the mouse and use it for any friends that come over, to help give me the edge in Counter Strike 1.6 LAN games. The truth about Cursh Crush is that it's clearly a CPU benchmark tool, with AHK as the back end.

Thanks Sad Panda Studios, I'll be finally upgrading my AMD Phenom 9850 Black Edition as indicated by my gaming results!

This game allowed me to optimally test my left mouse click button. Doing so allowed me to realize the bargain Chinese gaming mouse I had bought from Amazon was clearly defective. I opt'd to exchange the mouse for another. After running my mouse clicker benchmark, Crush Crush, I was able to determine the replacement mouse was also defective. It was at this point I decided to do my research. I quickly found that Crush Crush isn't actually a mouse button benchmark tool, I was playing it wrong...and thus assumed that I dare not try and exchange my mouse again, else Amazon might realize my misuse. I opted to keep the mouse and use it for any friends that come over, to help give me the edge in Counter Strike 1.6 LAN games. The truth about Cursh Crush is that it's clearly a CPU benchmark tool, with AHK as the back end. Thanks Sad Panda Studios, I'll be finally upgrading my AMD Phenom 9850 Black Edition as indicated by my gaming results!