Fri, Jan 28, 2011 | 17:03 GMT
Latest PS3 firmware update bans Black Ops multiplayer cheaters
Thanks to the latest firmware update for PS3, some Call of Duty: Black Ops players have been banned for cheating.
According to several posts on the Black Ops forums, and reported by RipTen, those who download firmware update 3.56 which added a security patch have been permanently banned from the game’s multiplayer servers for either hacking or cheating.
Microsoft released a an Xbox Live update recently as well which stopped Black Ops hackers and cheaters as well.
As usual, there are quite a few who have been banned that claim they didn’t cheat.
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Posted in: Action, Activision Blizzard, PS3, Shooter
Tags: Black Ops, call of duty, cheaters, firmware update, hackers, treyarch
10 comments
#1
G1GAHURTZ
28/01/11, 5:11 pm
GOOD!
#2
theevilaires
28/01/11, 5:17 pm
NICE!
#3
reask
28/01/11, 5:33 pm
What does this hacking do?
Does it give you more ammo, harder to kill?
I hope its the second one.
#4
Nozz
28/01/11, 5:37 pm
HAHA nice!
#5
notpill
28/01/11, 5:44 pm
In the topic linked here there’s a lil’ child (PTO-Killa) who claim he did’nt cheat. He cry and moan in all-caps but… someone found this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0ESVwQ7M30
ROTFL
#6
MegaGeek1
28/01/11, 6:03 pm
GOOD!!
#7
JimFear-666
28/01/11, 9:29 pm
baaaaaaaaaaaaw im banned and i did nothing!
did they really think someone somewhere will say “oh ok, well… we will unban you”
#8
The1stMJC
28/01/11, 9:44 pm
@5
This is even better, dude and his friend were holding cheat rooms for a price.
http://www.nextgenupdate.com/forums/members/111771-pto-killa.html
#9
Psychotext
28/01/11, 9:51 pm
Getting everything they deserve. Sad, sad bastards.
Though personally I’d ban them from every multiplayer game. They’re willing to do it in one, they’ll do it in every one they can get away with.
#10
Cort
28/01/11, 10:17 pm
@9 +1