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 entry level headset market is very crowded. Taking a walk down the checkout aisle at Fry’s Electronics there are plenty of choices nestled amongst the $4.99 movies and candy. When you see a $49.99 headset you have to keep your expectations low because you know that
by Ron Burke
I absolutely love the MachineGames Wolfenstein titles. They have remarkably tight storylines full of compelling characters and stories. The thought of experiencing the frenetic Nazi-killing universe they’ve created in virtual reality is exciting. I’ve got a 2080 Ti, I’ve got a HTC Vive Pro, and I’ve
by Ron Burke
I played Dragon Quest on the original NES…and that’s the last I’ve seen of the series. When Dragon Quest Builders 2 hit our review queue, Codi Spence jumped on it, having had more exposure to the series than I had. His review on PlayStation 4 made the
by Ron Burke
Rogue-like, gorgeous pixel-art, and the promise of a well-hewn storyline — the amount of times I’ve heard this promise only to see it broken measures beyond counting. Children of Morta is the latest to make this claim, but after putting it off a few times, I finally took the time
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There’s a reason we keep going to watch Tom Cruise pretend to be a superspy in the Mission Impossible flicks. Sure, there’s plenty of action, but it’s the gadgets, the intrigue, the hand-to-hand combat, and the storyline twists that draw you in. Defector from Twisted Pixel and
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There are a lot of power fantasy, giant mech, shooting up the bad guys sort of VR titles on the market, but every once in a while you want to flip burgers and serve up a bag of greasy fries. Let’s hop into what has to be the most
by Ron Burke
I missed the boat on the TurboGrafx-16 when it was released on August 29, 1989 (It had released as the PC Engine in Japan earlier in Japan on October 30th, 1987), but I can tell you one thing for sure, it had the absolutely best version of Splatterhouse. The six
by Ron Burke
You probably know Fiverr as the place you go to pick up a quick hand for WordPress installs, Twitch panels, help with your eBay store, and logo designs (as well as a myriad of other online services). Today, they are taking on a new adventure with a store focused entirely
by Ron Burke