Ron Burke

I don’t know how I ended up here, but I know how humanity died. It appears I’ve crashed my ship somehow, and I’ve landed…somewhere. I am most certainly alone, scrabbling amids the detritus of what looks to be an old radio tower. The pain in my

I’ve roared through the spaces between worlds as warfighters bore down on me, lasers tearing across the hull. I’ve barreled headlong over barricades as flames collapsed the building behind me into a fiery heap. I’ve stalked giant monsters across the landscape, unleashing brutal combinations of might and

The folks at Valve have turned out some excellent products, but let’s not pretend their track record has been flawless. The Valve Index is an incredible VR headset, and The Steam Machine was a solid idea executed poorly. The Steam Link was just ahead of its time, but the

While there is a lot of attention on the 4000 series cards from NVIDIA, they are far from the only game in town.  Intel is gearing up for a launch of their own — their Arc graphics cards, and they’ve not only announced  release window, but also pricing and some

At this point, despite what the mainstream media would suggest, the world has settled into a work from home mode. Zoom, Teams, Discord – whatever your poison, we are meeting with people across the globe. Once we get past the game show wheel of “Can you hear me?”, “You are on

Whether you are gaming, working, coding, surfing the web, or doing some combination of all of those things, a second monitor is almost a requirement nowadays. That’s easy when you’ve got a desk with a monitor tower to hold multiple displays and all of the associated connectivity and

DDR5 was shockingly hard to get at launch, and even up till about two months ago it was still a challenge.  The chip shortage has eased a little bit, and we are starting to see manufacturers hit their second gear with fresh new speeds, lower latency, and of course, RGB.

Investing in a monthly service to give you access to most of a company’s catalog of games is hardly a new concept. PlayStation+, Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass, EA Play – there are more than a few ways to try out a plethora of games these days. Ubisoft