Ron Burke

My wife bought me a wonderful piece of furniture as a celebration of my first executive management position. This desk once belonged to a local judge over 100 years ago. Needless to say, it doesn’t have cable routing of any kind. I purchased a heavy weighted boom arm for

History is a funny thing. It’s written by the victors, to be sure, but it’s also interpreted and often sanitized. What we know happened isn’t always what actually happened, and The Kings Man celebrates that fun fact with reckless and fantastic abandon. A prequel to Kingsman: The

It’s almost time for the next Panel from Hell – the super fun way Swen Vincke and his team at Larian Studios announce their huge content patches for Baldur’s Gate III. This time around it’s Patch 7, and it’s a huge one. We got to sit down

I missed Demeo when it hit VR back in May of last year, and after getting to play the upcoming PC version with the development team at Resolution Games, it’s clear I missed out on a fantastic experience. The VR-only tabletop simulator was met with very positive reviews, and

If you are a fan of Horizon Forbidden West (and you can tell by David’s 100% score on his review that we are) then you might be interested in an awesome piece of sweet tie in action.  Seagate is teaming up with Sony once more for a limited edition

I’m a sucker for Korean MMOs and RPGs. They have the deepest character creators, they look absolutely stunning, and they play like a firecracker attached to a bottle rocket with a sprinkler strapped to the side. It’s all chaos and color and frankly there’s nothing quite like

I’m a VR junkie. Not a “I own a headset or two” junkie, but a “I own nearly every VR headset” type. When I put my head into that primitive pterodactyl hunt tech demo garbage prototype back in the 90s, I was completely hooked. Over the last few years

Getting a stable shot can be the difference between a gorgeous picture worthy of framing and a streaky mess. Doing it while in motion can be even more difficult, especially if you are like me and can somehow double-expose digital video. I’m kidding, of course, but I am precisely