Razer has just announced the Freyja haptic gaming cushion, an addition for your chair that buzzes your back and butt into a new level of gaming immersion. However, The Razer Freyja uses high-density foam pads that don't pass fire safety regulations in the UK or Spain so won't be available to buy in these regions. This sort of issue with gaming chairs, and similar foam-filled gaming equipment, failing to pass certain fire regulations is nothing new, but Razer is one of the larger, more high-profile brands to release a new product that simply won't be sold in the UK or Spain. For instance, the maker of one of the best gaming chairs you can buy, ThunderX3, talked to us only recently about the extra requirements for getting products released in the UK, so the Freyja not passing these regs is not a meaningful black mark against its safety. Continue reading Razer’s new gaming chair cushion brings us closer to Ready Player One MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Razer Viper V2 Pro review, Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) review, Best gaming mouse