With cheaters often being the bane of competitive multiplayer games, Apex Legends has been actively working to stomp out any issues before they become bigger problems. In a recent Reddit post Executive Producer of Apex Legends, Drew McCoy, has revealed some interesting statistics regarding cheaters in the incredibly popular Apex Legends. Having one of the most successful launches of the …
Fallout 76 is currently in beta, and it’s got a lot of bugs, but that’s to be expected. Not just because it’s a beta, but also because it’s a great big Bethesda game. The game is being developed using the same engine that runs Fallout 4, so it has a lot in common with the game that had players wandering around Boston, collecting junk and building settlements. It appears to be just as easy to mod.
While Fortnite is the kind of game that actually requires some skill to play it, its rising popularity has also made it massively popular with a subset of jackasses who use every hack and cheat code under the sun to steal an advantage from more legitimate players. Said enfants terrible may be the bane of many a player, but even they’re not immune from another bastard-coated bastard with extra creamy bastard filling on the inside: Hackers.
For most people, the biggest problem with PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is the vast number of cheaters and hackers ruining the game for everyone else. It's creator says the problem is overblown.
The Nintendo DS was notorious for being a pirate’s haven. People could easily purchase a special cartridge for the device, slot in a micro-SD card and download a few illegal hacked ROMs off the net. It’s a problem that the Nintendo 3DS also had to a certain degree, and it’s a problem that the Nintendo Switch might have in the future.
There are claims floating about that suggest that hackers have gained Kernel access to the Nintendo Switch, paving the way for hacks, homebrew – and very probably, piracy.
The Mirai botnet attack that took down half the internet last month happened because somebody was really, really mad at PSN.
Battlefield 1 is having major issues with online cheaters, and its currently systems to combat them aren't working fast enough.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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