Ron Burke
Ron Burke is the Editor in Chief for Gaming Trend. Loves RPGs, action/adventure, and VR, but also dabbles in 3D printing, martial arts, and flight!




The roaring twenties was a time of explosive economic growth, decadence, and prosperity. Spurred by deferred spending due to the first World War, America thrived thanks to a booming job market, and an influx of cheap and willing labor looking for their slice of the American dream — immigrants. Reckless speculation
by Ron Burke
It’d be very easy to look at cooling on a graphics card and think the teams building them just slapped two big fans on top of some fins and called it good. Well, it’s not quite that simple. The NVIDIA team put out a cool video that showcases
by Ron Burke
You’ve probably heard the phrase “sitting is the new smoking”, especially from people who will gladly sell you a standing desk. I was a skeptic until I got one of my own. The pain in my back was reduced, and once I got a mat to put under my
by Ron Burke
All of us live with pain. Whether it’s injury or workout related, muscle soreness, stiffness, aches, and pains are a part of the human condition. If you work out regularly, you probably have a handful of things to help mitigate that pain. Whether that means foam rollers, yoga mats
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The hits keep on coming from DC FanDome 2020, and now Warner Bros. Games, Rocksteady, and DC have announced another game — Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. The CGI trailer above captures all the crazy we expect from the likes of Harley Quinn, but also throws in Deadshot, Captain Boomerang,
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There’s a lot of fantastic news coming out of DC Fandom, and Warner Bros. Games came out of the gate with something unexpected and awesome. Warner Bros. Games Montréal gave us an extended glimpse of their 2021-slated single player or cooperative beat-em-up, Gotham Knights. Rather than retreading familiar territory
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I’ve been using an Origin PC laptop for a number of years, but as I find myself lowering the sliders on more games just to get them to run, it became clear that it was time to upgrade. When I purchased the original EON15-X back in 2015 (review) I
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If you’ve been reading the site for a while you know my love of sim games, and there is one I love above all others — Planet Coaster (you can read my review here). Recently we met up with the Frontier Developments team and got to go hands-on with the
by Ron Burke