| Why is Razer retiring Razer Arena from its software offering? |
| The platform was groundbreaking when it launched, and it ran its course. Razer's enduring software business strategy is focused on Razer Cortex, zVault and other integrated services. |
| When did Razer Arena completely ceased its services? |
| Razer Arena has ceased its services on May 25, 2017. |
| Where can Razer Arena users go after its cessation? |
| Users may continue to interact with gamers, as well as engage with the Razer community via our social channels such as the official Facebook, Twitter, and Razer Insider. |
| Does this mean Razer is no longer interested in eSports? |
| It does not mean that. Razer will continue to work with its eSports teams to deliver exciting tournament performances, as well as design and validate hardware for gamers. |
| Can we still expect to have tournaments hosted and sponsored by Razer? |
| Yes. Gamers can expect Razer's involvement in tournaments, from tournament setup to prize sponsorships. |
| How do I earn zSilver without Razer Arena? |
| Users may continue to earn them through the purchase of zGold from zVault, on Razer Insider or on Razer Cortex's Paid-to-Play initiatives. |
| What will happen to our zSilver? |
| Nothing will happen to your zSilver. You can check and access them from zvault.razerzone.com. |
