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!




Developers Obsidian Studios and Private Division gave us another look at The Outer Worlds, and even handed down a release date for us to chew on. Before we get to that, though, here’s a little bit on what The Outer Worlds is about: The Outer Worlds is a new
by Ron Burke
Double Fine Studios (now officially a part of the Microsoft Studios umbrella) launched a crowdfunding campaign on Fig to fund their sequel to the amazingly different adventure title, Psychonauts. In this new adventure he’s visiting Psychonauts HQ (which will serve as a headquarters and game hub for Raz to
by Ron Burke
Developer Pearl Abyss and Kakao Games doesn’t want their popular MMO, Black Desert Online Remastered to miss the E3 hype train. Today they announced an expansion entitled “The Great Expedition” in their livestream. We’ve got the goods, but before we get to that, let’s talk about the
by Ron Burke
Games Workshop and developer Eko Software have teamed up to deliver something new to the Warhammer universe — an Action RPG. To do this, the studios clearly cast an eye to a few of the folks that have done it right, took a few pages from their books, and set to
by Ron Burke
If you’ve been playing BattleTech as long as I have then you probably remember the grainy but amazing intro videos for the MechWarrior and MechCommander series. Several of those videos featured mechs in combat in wide open spaces, but it’s the tight corridors of the city landscape that
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We’ll be handing out the codes on Friday to eight lucky readers to kick off their weekend. Jump in and join the fun!Are you a fan of giant mech-on-mech action? You know we are! This week we are giving away eight North American codes for Project Nimbus: Complete
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I have a love/hate relationship with my Google devices. On one hand, they get updates immediately, which means I’m not stuck behind a provider’s willingness to continue supporting a platform. On the other hand, Google’s willingness to support their own devices is spotty at best. Problems
by Ron Burke
I’ve tried playing golf for real a few times in my life. I can see the appeal of the warm sun and the challenge of the beautiful carefully-sculpted courses stretching out before you. As a massive storm beats down over my house in Texas, I’m reminded that not
by Ron Burke