Ron Burke

Watch Dogs has been an iterative adventure. The first game was filled with unique promise, tackling the open world as a hackable playground. The narrative revolved around revenge and the unveiling of a massive nemesis in ctOS. In the first game, it was controlling the city of Chicago’s infrastructure,

Seagate has been stretching their legs lately. They’ve launched high-end NVMe drives aimed at gamers like the FireCuda 510 (our review), and then followed it up with a Gen4 drive in the FireCuda 520 (our review). They’ve delivered awesome speeds for the Xbox One via their SSD-powered Game

I absolutely loved The Last of Us Part II, as you can see in my review. The game sold over 4 million copies in its first seven days of release, making it the fastest-selling first-party PS4 exclusive ever. Sony and Naughty Dog celebrated this incredible release with a companion themed

In 1274, the first attempt to conquer Japan was made by the Mongols, landing on an island called Tsushima. The samurai suffered horrible losses against the unconventional weapons and tactics of the Mongol army. The battle at Komoda beach was a bloody affair that wiped out the samurai army and

Death Stranding is…well, it’s hard to really say what this game is about. On the surface it’s about Sam Porter Bridges, a goods transporter who makes deliveries in an increasingly bizarre and dangerous world. An event called the Death Stranding has killed billions of people, releasing horrible

AVerMedia has been fueling our captures for a few years now. Ultra reliable and easy to use, they let us capture high resolution video with rock solid framerates. The Live Gamer Ultra (our review) gave us portable 4K capture at 30fps and 1080p at 60fps, whereas the Live Gamer 4K

Seagate is back with a new limited edition hard drive for The Last of Us Part II (you can read our review right here). We take a closer look at the device, as well as the other two collector’s edition drives in this unboxing video.  Here is a little

I’ve recently gotten my hands on the 40th Anniversary “Big Chap” Alien from NECA.  In this video I unbox it, showcase the whole thing, and do a quick comparison versus the 1979 Kenner original.  Before we jump into the video, let’s check out a bit about it from