Ron Burke

Whether you're gaming, podcasting, or just working from home, being on camera is a reality that many people face whether they like it or not. Poor lighting aside (we'll solve that with a key light later), the quality of a camera can make the difference between looking like a professional or a distracting pixelated mess. Let's talk about why that happens, and what Elgato is doing to try to solve it with their Facetime Neo.

When I think back to the games that made me fall in love with stealth, there's one game that immediately comes to mind – Thief: The Dark Project.

You might recall this time last year I got to meet with 10 Chambers of GTFO fame to talk about their next heist game, Den of Wolves. Well, today everyone got to see what we were talking about, with an AWESOME gameplay trailer of the game in action. The Stockholm-based team are the crew behind […]

We know that the team at Pearl Abyss can deliver an awesome MMO experience, but we’ve been eagerly awaiting official word on their single-player game, Crimson Desert. Well, wait no longer — not only did we get a new trailer showcasing a TON of new gameplay, we also locked in a release date and platforms. […]

Ever been to the park and you see those rides that makes you say “Uhm….I'm not sure I am brave enough to ride that”? Well, that's what the first DLC for Planet Coaster 2 is all about. Aptly named “Thrill-Seekers”, this pack will give you five new additions to spin (Ultra Spin, in fact!), whip, blur, and otherwise wow your guests with rides like the Ultra Spin, Vector, and the LIM Launch Family Coaster. You'll also pick up two new flat rides to round things out. You can get your first peek at these rides above.

Recently we sat down with Jordon Reese, Product Manager at Aspyr, to talk about the freshly-released Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered.

So many games ask you to bring your own fun, with simulators being chief among them. Most of the time, that's just fine. With the literal world at your fingertips, jumping into the cockpit of dozens of aircraft is literally a never-ending source of amusement. I have spent countless hours in the virtual sky, and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 (our review) is one of the games that got me through the global pandemic. Fast forward to 2024 and the team at Asobo have given their game another face lift. By all accounts, the game has had a bit of a lean mixture start, sputtering in the stop zone ahead before it could enter the runway. Now, a week after launch, we're finally clearing this one to enter the runway. Prepare to taxi – we're cleared for flight with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.

I'm starting to think this Weyland Yutani group doesn't have humanity's best interests in mind. Call me crazy, but they also don't seem to be very good engineers.

Space is serene and beautiful. Looking out into the inky blackness, distant bodies twinkle at the horizon, their promise of mysteries unknown just out of reach. It’s all the stuff of dreams…until it isn’t. Astrometica starts with the worst possible scenario – a cataclysmic and sudden explosion on our ship, casting it adrift into an […]

Albuquerque Fire Rescue and the US Secret Service visited Cuidando Los Ninos to spread holiday joy to homeless children and their families.