In the early stages of Red Dead Redemption 2, cash ain’t exactly easy to earn, let alone keep. Now there are plenty of ways to keep your pockets full, from activities such as bounty hunting to more noble endeavours such as hunting for game and selling their pelts. There is another easier way however, one that makes full use of a glitch in the game to earn you maximum cash real fast. Here’s how it works

If you were prepared for a Herculean series of hops and leaps voer the weekend, there was a chance to grab some sweet Raid armour in a Destiny 2: Forsaken exploit that players discovered.

The Nintendo Switch has been hacked on the hardware front, making it a much bigger headache for the company to now fight back against homebrew applications and potential piracy concerns.

There’s one resource you need to manage in Metal Gear Survive: Your stomach. In a hellish landscape without much of an ecosystem, finding food is a challenge that’ll constantly be on your mind. Sure, there may be a few gerbils roaming around the land, but you’re going to go to bed hungry for most nights. Unless you use this handy exploit that is.

Destiny 1 had the infamous Loot Cave which dropped all manner of gear for players in the early days. As for Destiny 2? It has the Token Cave, which allows players to farm for infinite rewards applicable to the organisation that they’ve sworn fealty to in this week’s Faction Rally sequel. Here’s how it works.

Bungie pays tribute to Monty Python, fans use spare Bright Dust (or actual cash cha-ching baby) to get in on that affection and everyone is happy as they inappropriately bust out a silly walk. Or, and hear me out here, you can use that Silly Walk ™ for evil. Like glitching your Guardian into spaces where they really shouldn’t be.

A few hours after Destiny 2 went full-on beta last night, and its first cheesy trick has already been uncovered: Infinite ammo. Redditor Dalgdawgydawg posted this trick, as it turns out that the Warlock has an extra trick up his sleeve. Here’s how it works.

Well done, Overwatch players, you've upset Jeff Kaplan and will soon be the reason we can't have nice things. Not all of you, but some of you.