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!



Western Digital is all in on flash technology, and it showed in their Western Digital Flash Perspective briefing today. Whether you are a gamer or a commercial client, they had something to share. As data sets get larger, networks get faster, game assets hit 4K and beyond, and our world
by Ron Burke
If you were to ask me what Biomutant is about, I would have a hard time pinning it down. At its core, it’s about a post-apocalyptic world where mutated creatures have inherited the Earth, formed tribes, and now war against one another. You are one of these creatures, aiming
by Ron Burke
We are at an interesting point with laptop technology. “Gaming Laptops” have always been underpowered shadows of their desktop counterparts, but that’s been changing over the last two years. NVIDIA’s RTX 30 Series cards deliver a staggering amount of power, along with generational iterations on the tech that
by Ron Burke
Warner Bros and Turtle Rock Studios is prepping for the October release date for Back 4 Blood, and they are kicking off a trailer series to introduce some of the characters you’ll be encountering in the game. This one starts with “The Cleaners” — eight playable characters charged with taking
by Ron Burke
Video game streaming is a big business. How big? Well, it sailed past 6 billion dollars in ad revenue last year alone. If the thought of getting paid to play games is appealing, let me offer up some caution. A good entry-level DSLR camera body will run you $500, a
by Ron Burke
If you play twitch skill based shooters, there’s a good chance you are using a mouse with a cord. Roccat wants to change all that. Could the Roccat Kone Pro Air be the mouse that gets me to move on from my Apuri and Burst Pro combo and to
by Ron Burke
It’s a little bit behind the scenes, but reviewing videogames means picking up a lot of skills and using a lot of tools. Photo and video editing, audio mixing, capture and livestreaming, and then there’s that whole playing the game and writing thing. To help with these sorts
by Ron Burke
It’d be easy to overlook the most recent update for NVIDIA cards in a sea of updates and support for new games, but let’s put on the brakes and see why the May update is a big one. For the first time we see DLSS being brought to
by Ron Burke