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!




“Oooohhhhh boy. A movie tie-in. Brace yourself for boredom” I thought when The Angry Birds Movie 2 VR: Under Pressure came across my desk. Then I realized that I had a superfan who would be bust-at-the-seams excited to check this out…that is, if I could fit a VR helmet
by Ron Burke
I’m several hours into Control. I’ve got a gun that transforms, I can manipulate matter and throw objects with telekinesis. I can defy gravity and have not only become the Director of this bizarre building that houses the Bureau of Control, but I’ve also visited the Astral
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I’m sitting at an overpriced crab boil place as multiple TVs blare from every wall when I realize that we’ve reached a level of parity — on half of the TVs is some sportsball thing, and the other half are broadcasting the Apex Legends World Championships. Amazingly, this isn’
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The next highly-anticipated installment in the venerated Gears of War series is on the horizon, and Microsoft is celebrating the upcoming launch. Not only have they announced a limited edition Gears of War 5 Edition Xbox One X (you can see it here), they’ve also teamed up with Seagate
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When I reviewed Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark back in April, one of our readers lamented that this game would be so much better if we could play it on the go. While the game came to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in August and was met with similar acclaim,
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Heads up, readers. We’ve got two copies of The Wizards and two copies of Sairento for PSVR. Those games came out TODAY, and we are excited to share them with you. These physical copies will be shipped out Saturday morning to the winners, and we can’t wait to
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If you’ve been reading Gaming Trend for a while you’ve likely noticed that I have a serious love of virtual reality. There is one thing that I have to readily admit that prevents it from becoming as mainstream as it could be — the constant fiddling that goes on
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AVerMedia has been slowly taking over my capture world. Its Live Gamer Mini Ultra (my review) is my go-to when I travel, and when I’m home it’s the Live Gamer 4K (my review) that handles the heavy lifting when I’m capturing console or PC at a high
by Ron Burke