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!




Nintendo showed off a ton of great new upcoming games, but if you are planning on getting a Switch you are going to need one more thing — storage. Western Digital is teaming up with Epic Games and Nintendo to offer the first officially licensed Fortnite SanDisk microSDXC card for the
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Triangle Strategy was well-received here at Gaming Trend (our review) and now it’s finally coming to PC. Square Enix announced that the game is headed to Steam on October 13th, having previously released on the Switch on March of this year. If you missed out on this one, or
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Hogwarts Legacy is, by far, one of our most anticipated games, and today we got to see just a little bit more of the game in motion. The PlayStation 4 and 5 will get an exclusive mission for those who pre-order and that was showcased at the PlayStation State of
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Legendary brawler Tekken made its triumphant return at the PlayStation State of Play today, showcasing Tekken 8 with some brutal battling between the legendary Jin Kazama and Kazuya Mishima. Utilizing the Unreal 5 engine, the game is eye-poppingly gorgeous. Let’s get into it: Developed by Bandai Namco Studios Inc.
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In conjunction with the Sci-Fi property of the same name, Bandai Namco announced a new dystopian shooter Synduality. What’s a Synduality? Well, I’m glad you asked! SYNDUALITY takes place in 2222, years after a mysterious poisonous rain called “The Tears of the New Moon” wiped out most of
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You might recall that we had some hands-on time with Demeo, both in VR, and the PC version, and today in the PlayStation State of Play we found out that it’s coming to PSVR2 and PlayStation 5 next year. Not only that, it’s coming with a host of
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We’ve reviewed a lot of gaming chairs. Each one carries a whole host of features that combine to give it a distinctive look that blends in with the RGB-infused PCs they often flank. E-WIN even sells a series of RGB-laced desks to go along with them. In short, they
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As the grip of chip shortages eases ever-so-slightly, we’ve seen more manufacturers offering up increasingly powerful hardware to take advantage of newer platforms. Those who managed to score a 12th Gen Intel processor with a board to match found that they suddenly had PCIe 4.0 at their disposal,
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