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The Fail of the Week Award

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The countdown is complete and the sarcasm has returned.  Who was the most fail-tacular in the world of all things games this past week?



Cheaters, you filthy worthless beings who make gaming difficult for the rest of us receive the Fail of the Week Award.

This week the cheaters of the gaming universe united in Bungie's swan song, Halo: Reach.  Unfortunately for them, Bungie swung the banhammer resetting the credits of 15,000 losers who found an exploit to gain unlimited credit points and banning them for 24 hours.  Bungie has hinted that there might be more punishment to come.

On the PC side of things, Blizzard is also taking action against cheaters who are choosing to use hacks/cheats in Starcraft II.  Blizzard announces that they are starting to hand out bans and suspensions to anyone caught using hack programs and/or cheating.  So far 5,000 players have felt the swing of Blizzard's mighty banhammer.

So what have we learned here cheaters of the gaming world?  You can only manipulate the system for so long, before your insignificant self gets squashed like the little flea that you are.

 

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