Ron Burke

We were not kind to Just Sing 2022 (our review) or Just Sing 2023 (our review), but sure as the sun rises, developer Voxler and publisher PLAION are back with this year’s installment of the karaoke sim, offering up 35 new tracks, but this time around they’ve got

One of the reasons I made the jump from to the X86 platform (Yeah, back when they had a “Turbo” button) was for a little RTS called Command & Conquer. I was hooked on real time strategy in a big way, and that hasn’t changed. While the RTS world

We have had thirteen mainline Assassin’s Creed games released since the series debuted in 2007. We have twenty six of them if you count all of the offshoots and this title. It’s taken that entire time and that many games to deliver the player fantasy of a first

Titan Army, a company aiming squarely at gaming monitors, is launching three new monitors for the US Market — a curved 32″,  a 27″ flat panel high-refresh monitor, and 24″ 1080p monitor 100Hz entry level monitor. All of these have one other hidden distinct objective as we head into the holiday

Are you the person who’s still trying to hold your camera to your chest in the mistaken belief that it’ll somehow make your videos steady? Do your shots end up making people say “Sorry, I couldn’t watch it – too much movement”? What you need is a steadying

KLEVV probably isn’t the first name that pops to the front of your mind when you think about RAM, instead probably thinking of heavyweights like Samsung, Micron, and Kingston. You might, however, think of the second largest manufacturer, Korea-based SK Hynix. If so, you are technically thinking of KLEVV.

I’m always excited when hardware shows up. It’s even more exciting when it’s from a company you know delivers excellent products. Earlier this year we got our first NVMe drives from semiconductor distributors, KLEVV. We were duly impressed with the C910 and C930, but it was our

Solving puzzles in VR is the whole reason I love virtual reality in the first place. The tactile nature of it, picking up objects and manipulating them in virtual space, and then physically using them to interact with the environment makes for the best gameplay experience money can buy. You