Looks like Infinity Ward’s move away from dedicated servers hasn’t helped much in the realm of cheating; the, ahem, main goal of the move.
The Call of Duty hacking website has published a video that shows their latest hack in action. The hack appears when activated, shows the position of all players, reduces recoil on the guns and adds aiming/firing accuracy.
Good thing IWNet’s already banning all those hackers! Oh, wait, they’re not? Oh. Moving on then.
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ATI Radeon HD 5770 and 5750 reviews have hit all the usual places today.
Although these cards may not blow your socks off, all the reviews seem to indicate that they’re not at all shabby. These two new video cards are part of ATI’s value line starting at $109 and $159, respectively.
Check out the full reviews here:
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Nintendo has release system update version 4.2 for the Wii and it seems it’s purpose is to do nothing more than cripple homebrewed systems. The update will remove the homebrew channel, as well as the most important couple of cIOS’ most homebrewed Wiis might have installed. The guys over at WiiHacks are already talking about some quick fixes for those that accidentally upgraded their already hacked systems to 4.2, but buyers of new systems with the 4.2 update already installed may have to wait a short while before hacking up their new toy.
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