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!
Announced in 2015, Golen was one of the most hotly-anticipated PSVR Exclusives. Slated to launch on March 13th, 2018, the game suffered a series of delays, finally launching in November of 2019. With 18 months of additional polish, could developer Highwire Games deliver on the promise and wonder we saw
by Ron Burke
I just ripped off my arm, upgraded it to a pulse bomb laser, leaped off a cliff, flew to an adjacent tower jutting into the sky, and leaped down to create a massive explosion, scattering enemy robots in all directions. It turns out, being a well-upgraded combat-enabled robot is a
by Ron Burke
It’s a good time for rhythm games in virtual reality. Developer Cloudhead Games has folded together the gunplay of the John Wick movies, a splash of the gun kata from Equilibrium, stirred with it the pulse-pounding action of Beat Saber, dropped in some Superhot for spicy flavor, and packed
by Ron Burke
If you are a Star Wars devotee, you know that the books unlock a world well beyond the movies. These side stories are the webbing in between that make the whole universe come to life. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is one of these stories. Taking place five years after
by Ron Burke
Almost exactly a year after its wildly successful launch on Xbox One (I reviewed it and did plenty of shiny 4K capture on Xbox One X, as you can see here), Red Dead Redemption 2 is finally coming to PC. As you’ll see in the videos below, we tackled
by Ron Burke
Turtle Beach has established itself as one of the best peripheral manufacturers on the block, and their audio solutions have been ticking all the boxes lately. Now, they are looking to tick the wireless box with their newest flagship headset, the Elite Atlas Aero Gaming Headset. As more headset manufacturers
by Ron Burke
As a massive fan of Fallout: New Vegas, I knew that I’d love The Outer Worlds. Knowing that I’d immediately want to mod out things like weight restrictions, and the desire to play at whatever resolution I want, and with all of the frames I could muster, I
by Ron Burke
Frontier Developments is one of the most memorable developers of simulation games. Their portfolio is top shelf, with RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 in 2004, Thrillville in 2006, Thrillville: Off the Rails in 2007, Kinectimals in 2010, Kinect: Disneyland Adventures in 2011, Zoo Tycoon in 2013, Planet Coaster in 2016, and Jurassic
by Ron Burke