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!



If you are in the audio capture space, whether that be for a podcast, work, or video capture, you know the name RØDE. Their shotgun mics have been my go-to for a long time as they are high quality and portable, while not costing me an arm and a leg.
by Ron Burke
When we reviewed Iron Man VR in July of 2020, the hope was that we’d break free of the confines of the PlayStation VR and ultimately get to experience the world of Tony Stark with better tracking than Sony’s VR platform could offer. While the PSVR version was
by Ron Burke
At this point we are having to get mighty specific about our NVMe drive reviews. Over time what has developed is a very wide pool of NVMe drives on the market, and to say they couldn’t be more different would be an understatement. Sure, all NVMe drives will be
by Ron Burke
God of War: Ragnarök is an absolute masterclass in storytelling and combat balance. If you needed your review boiled down to one sentence, there it is. That said, it’s also filled to overflowing with incredible moments that will keep you on your toes for the entirety of the game,
by Ron Burke
Pimax has given us an update on the progress for their Pimax Crystal line, and wow, wow, wow it’s a lot. Brace yourself — it’s about to look very real in here. During their oddly-named “Launch event” (it’s not a launch if you can’t buy the product,
by Ron Burke
We slipped the surly bonds of Earth with the Turtle Beach Velocity One Universal Flight controller (our review) at the beginning of this year, giving us everything we needed to experience games like Flight Simulator in a way that no keyboard/mouse setup could ever approximate. That title has turned
by Ron Burke
I have reviewed a lot of docks lately, looking for ways to set up my Steam Deck, and possibly improve my overall workspace experience. Now I’ve gotten the chance to check out the Dock Pro Universal 4K Quad Docking Station from IOGEAR. Far more than a mere dock, this
by Ron Burke
Flight simulators have finally reached a graphical fidelity where it can be hard to tell the difference between the game and real life. Graphics cards are also reaching a point where these experiences can be run at high resolution and with extraordinarily high frame rates. This combination makes them perfect
by Ron Burke