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!




Fast Travel games has a brand new VR puzzle shooter to announce to coincide with the Meta Quest 3 announcement, though this one is releasing RIGHT NOW for Quest 2 and SteamVR. Let’s get into it: Fast Travel Games and developer Flat Head Studio today launched strategic VR puzzle
by Ron Burke
It’s gonna be a deluge of goodness with the announcement of the Meta Quest 3, and we’ve got our first batch — three new VR gems headed our way from nDreams. You don’t need me to hold your hand — let’s go!! FuturLab and nDreams are delighted to
by Ron Burke
We loved what we got to see so far with Forever Skies, but we were intrigued about what lie just underneath the orange dust that permiated the poisoned planet. Well, we don’t have to wait much longer to find out as the release into Early Access is right around
by Ron Burke
It’s a big day over at Meta as Mark Zuckerberg announced the Meta Quest 3. Let’s hear it from the man himself: “Introducing Meta Quest 3. The first mainstream headset with high-res color mixed reality. 40% thinner and more comfortable. Better displays and resolution. Next gen Qualcomm chipset
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It’s 1986. I’m watching on the big screen as my childhood inspiration, Optimus Prime (and let’s be honest, that’s endured well into my adulthood) battles Megatron, declaring “One shall stand, one shall fall”. We learned the universal greeting. We saw Unicron devastate and transform the Decepticons
by Ron Burke
Diablo IV is a challenge to review. While its predecessors have been fairly straightforward affairs, with a linear story and builds that are more dependent on gear drops and loot tables, Diablo IV has a veritable cornucopia of options that are even more plentiful than I could have imagined. Frankly,
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We’ve suffered. Blue lipstick, Sy-Fi channel level of CGI dragons, a Wayans brother, Jeremy Irons turning in a somehow worse performance than he did in Aragon (click if you dare…) and that was just the first film from the year 2000! Undeterred, the TSR team gave us Dungeons &
by Ron Burke
Hogwarts Legacy was a runaway hit so big that even Warner Bros. was caught off guard. To date it has sailed past 15 million copies, or 256% of what was expected. Our review reflected that with the simple declaration “I love magic”, and a near-perfect score of 95%. Now we’
by Ron Burke