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!




Don’t cite the deep magic to me, PC gamers, I was there when you had to edit your config.sys and autoexec.bat before you could play games. Back in the earliest days of PC gaming, when your sound card had to be configured with physical jumpers just to
by Ron Burke
It’s not just the Steam Sale giving great deals right now, Pimax is also joining in the fun. Discounting every single piece of hardware in their lineup. Some of the discounts are downright staggering, so if you were interested in joining the VR fun, you could do so having
by Ron Burke
Going by the name alone, Ready or Not sounds more like a teen slasher horror flick than a tactical SWAT simulator, but having spent more than a few hours with it over the last few weeks, it’s very much the real deal. And when I say real, I mean
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Starship Troopers: Terran Command will hit you differently depending on whether you read the incredible and eerie Robert A. Heinlein anti-fascist novel penned in 1959, or the Paul Verhoven satirically self-aware masterpiece of…well, anti-fascism. I highly recommend them both as they are wildly different, but Starship Troopers: Terran Command
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Peripherals are a funny thing. There are folks that think Logitech mice are the best thing since sliced bread while I’d rather use them for skeet shooting. Others think Razer has the market cornered, but I think Roccat gives them a run for their money. One name that doesn’
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World of Tanks is celebrating a birthday bash with the most mustachioed game Dr. in the business, Dr. Disrespect. To celebrate the birthday event (which kicks off today and runs until July 7th), the good Dr. will be hanging out in the World of Tanks Blitz hangar, doling out special
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You might recall that I reviewed the Loupedeck CT – an ambitious and powerful control surface that immediately improved my workflow with programs like DaVinci Resolve, Lightroom, and the entire Adobe editing suite. Clearly aimed at the content creator, the Loupedeck CT is an impressive piece of hardware. The only big
by Ron Burke
Gordian Quest opens as your team approaches the mountain city of Silverkeep. Meant to be a quick stop, you find yourself helping the local head of the military, Captain Rodrick, uncovering that the city is besieged by the undead. Big damned heroes, you decide to work with Roderick to uncover
by Ron Burke