Come one, come all. Witness the evolution of Blizzard’s authentication security! Those of you who have been playing World of Warcraft long enough know that the game is plagued by gold farmers and hackers very determined to get their grubby mitts on your virtual stuff.

Blizzard started the month of October by banning 5000 cheaters in Starcraft II. Out to show they mean business, the developer is now going after the hackers.

In order to make Halo: Reach available to reviewers, Microsoft recently placed a review copy on their servers. Reviewers can download the game for $1,250. However, by placing the game on their servers, Microsoft also opened up the game to be hacked and downloaded.

One day, far into the future, gaming blogs will stop reporting on the PC version of Modern Warfare 2. This is not that day. The PC version has been split open by ‘hackers’ (a term I hate using, as I am not in an ’80s movie) to reveal some hidden game modes, outlined below. The [...]

Hate sitting on your couch watching your Roomba do all the work? Boring you say? You could get off your ass and do it yourself, but that would require actual movement. No sweat. A team of geeked-out developers with a cleaning fetish hacked into a few Roomba units and dressed them up like Pac-Man, Pinky, [...]

Now this is some fucked up shit. These fuckers on the Internet are now hacking into Mario Kart Wii. Not Halo 3, not Call of Duty 4, but Mario Kart Wii. This is so sad. If you check out the image above, you’ll see that the latest Mario Kart Wii tournament went live just a [...]

The last thing you’ll see before Ubisoft steals your hacks. Some clever internet detectives have discovered that Ubisoft are up to some shifty shenanigans.