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!
With a brand new camera in hand, I’ve had a lot of time problem solving around battery life. While I love my Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 6K Pro, and it does turn in absolutely magic levels of gorgeous video, it has a potato-level of battery life. You are carrying several
by Ron Burke
In a story that repeats itself time and time again, Top Gun: Maverick is proving a force to be reckoned with, hitting the afterburners and sailing past week-one digital sales records. In fact, it’s already the sixth highest grossing film of all time. In fact, it’s already sitting
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As we head into the last quarter of 2022 (where’d the time go!?) I wanted to revisit something that came up during our recent reviews for the Pimax 5K Super and 8K that absolutely blew my mind – the Pimax trade-in program. First and foremost, I want to mention that
by Ron Burke
FlexiSpot desks are a MUST HAVE for me. It’s a standing desk, and all of the advantages that brings, but it’s turned into so much more for me. It is my primary recording and unboxing surface, being versatile enough to tackle everything from a tiny hard drive box
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Homeworld revolutionized the RTS genre, pushing players to think multi-dimensionally about their engagements with the enemy. No longer would you meet foes on a level playing field, able to attack from all angles, utilizing a wide variety of tactical configurations such as sphere or wall. It evoked the same panic,
by Ron Burke
There are a lot of options when it comes to VR headsets, with manufacturers like HP, HTC, Samsung, Facebook, Sony, Pimax, and even ones you might not have heard of like Varjo. The key differentiators on these headsets are resolution, refresh rate, battery life, and comfort, but other than the
by Ron Burke
There’s no doubt that the terrors of space are as infinite as they are vast. We simply don’t know what lies beyond the beyond, with the only thing being worse is what happens when something comes back from the edge of the veil. Such is the fate of
by Ron Burke
Running a cult is hard work – your followers are just so damned needy. They want things like food, shelter, a place to relieve themselves, and even healthcare! Sure, they are devoted, but they also get sick, disgruntled, and eventually die, stinking up the place. Sure, your converts all look up
by Ron Burke