Ron Burke

2021 may have just begun, but don’t think the Razer team has been sitting on their hands. In fact, at CES 2021 they’ve announced a complete overhaul of their Razer Blade line and two aspirational, forward-looking Concept Projects. What’s awesome, however, is that one of them is

HyperX is ready for 2021 with a fresh new line of PC and console peripherals.  To kick things off for CES 2021, the company announced an upgrade to their fantastic Wireless Cloud II Gaming Headset (our review on the 2020 model), a new HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Mechanical Keyboard, a

I remember seeing the first trailer of Cyberpunk 2077 and thinking to myself, “This is finally the Neuromancer remake I’ve always wanted”. Seeing the reveal of Johnny Silverhand as your brain-slotted ever-present companion reminded me of Dixie Flatline from Gibson’s novel. Finally seeing the game in motion a

Band of Brothers, The Pacific, Saving Private Ryan — there are absolutely magnificent examples of the very human stories that bring the battles of World War II to life. The Medal of Honor series has also delivered on this personal connection multiple times, both in the World War eras, as well

2020 has been a mess, but the holidays are a chance to connect with family and friends…even if it’s only on Zoom this year. That said, there’s nothing stopping you from sending those people you love something awesome to put a smile on their face.  Or maybe

It’s hard to believe that it’s been a year since Phoenix Point came out on the Epic Store. Fast forward to today and developers Snapshot Games Inc. have released three installments of DLC, a metric ton of updates, graphical updates, new equipment, and even a rebuilt tutorial to

Welcome back to Planet Zoo! If you remember my review from last year, I liked it very much, enjoying the calming job of taking care of creatures in a way that keeps them happy while also helping to raise money to keep their species thriving. It’s unlike anything else

It’s hard to believe that it’s been 30 years since the release of the Paul Verhoeven fever dream that is Total Recall, but here we are. Adapted from the short story from Philip K. Dick (“We Can Remember It For You Wholesale”), Total Recall tells the story of