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!



I own several thousand movies across all genres. I’ve seen thousands more. I’m not going to sit here and lecture about “important films” because there’s a space in my library for bad movies that you can shut your brain off and simply enjoy. When I saw the
by Ron Burke
The Prohibition is probably one of the strangest and most controversial times in our short but storied history as a nation. The Church of England Temperance Society pushed a national temperance movement, convincing the American public that alcohol was the primary cause of the people’s personal and societal ills.
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Hyperspace tears open and the Mothership, the Pride of Hiigara, slips through the spaces between spaces, spilling Corvettes, Destroyers, Heavy Cruisers, Carriers and more into carefully-planned formations. Without warning, the enemy is upon us! Light fighters swarm to intercept while the Hive Frigate opens its ports to release their drones.
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My love for all things MST3K and then Rifftrax goes all the way back. I’ve watched Pumaman (or Pyuma man, if Donald Pleasence has anything to say about it) fly like a moron, I’ve seen the horrifyingly hilari-bad film Manos: The Hands of Fate (Hi Torgo!), my family
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Remember in the “before times” when GPUs were not only readily available, but also would occasionally go on sale with actual discounts? Well, PNY remembers, and to kick off this weekend they are doing exactly that. A vertible tidal wave of cards across the entire pantheon of GPUs will be
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If you didn’t catch it, we went hands-on with Two Point Campus to transform the squishy-soft brains of the various kids foolish enough to walk by the school. Whether they wanted to be a Chef, the recently-announced Spy job, the Knight and Wizard professions, and many more, our job
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The date is May 28th, 1944, and the Nazi war machine continues to march across Europe. Once again you are put in the well-worn boots of U.S. Sniper Karl Fairburne, tasked with disrupting the Atlantikwall, a massive sea wall barrier fortified with massive coastal guns, batteries, mortars, artillery, and
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Computex offers up a lot of shiny new tech, but you can’t do much with those baubles without software. Well, NVIDIA does both, and at their Computex preso they’ve all of those boxes and several more. Let’s dig in. First up, DLSS was a huge focus for
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