What Happened To Robert Krakoff? Death Of Razer Co-founder Shocks Family & Gaming Community

Razer co-founder and gaming mouse inventor Robert Krakoff has passed away https://t.co/KhsJbCP5iX pic.twitter.com/1DtstRl0V6

— The Verge (@verge) May 1, 2022 

As a result, many gaming fans are paying honor to him and expressing profound condolences to his family, in the hopes of bolstering their will to bear the pain of losing a loved one.

Nothing is more heartbreaking than seeing a loved one pass away right in front of our eyes. Besides, may the departed soul be guided to the heaving and rested forever.

He died at the age of 81, so his birth year was 1941. He was into fitness as well. Krakoff, along with his wife ran a blog focused on fitness and nutrition tips for seniors.

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Robert Krakoff is believed to be suffering from fatal health problems for a long time after being diagnosed with a life-threatening illness, according to exclusive information or sources.

As a result, his health was failing and causing damage to inner body parts, so he was evaluated by medical staff in the hopes of being blessed with more breaths, but unfortunately, the solution didn’t work.

Even though his family had not announced the particular cause of his death, sources indicate that this was the cause of his death. His obituary is yet to be revealed. 

Robert Krakoff died due to his health conditions. Krakoff released its first gaming mouse, the Razer Boomslang, in 1999.

The industry lost a visionary today and I lost a mentor and friend. I owe my career and the foundational bedrock of my knowledge to this man, Robert “RazerGuy” Krakoff. He was an amazingly kind person. He was the father of gaming hardware and will be missed by all who knew him. pic.twitter.com/CkTALZbnG3

— 🆕TRAVIS! (@wannlund) April 27, 2022

In a 2002 Razer Boomslang mouse ad, Krakoff is seen with pro gramer Johnathan “Fatal1ty” Wendel, who struck a historic sponsorship deal with Razer long before the term “esports” was coined.

On his Facebook profile, Krakoff stated that he would split his time between Jalisco, Mexico, and Peoria, Arizona because he enjoys being “a sunbird and spending six months a year in each home.”