Destiny 2 XIM, Cronus Zen, and ReaSnow S1 detection may be coming to the popular FPS game, according to a Bungie developer comment recently shared by the Verge. Destiny 2 players using these tools to ...

A new PlayStation 5 update has made it so you can’t use a controversial controller accessory known as the Cronus Zen. One of the great things about gaming is that there is no shortage of ways to ...

It seems exceedingly difficult to get in contact with Cronus as well. Activision has reportedly sent legal paperwork to one of the most famous controller adapter manufacturers, Cronus. Originally ...

A side effect of today’s PS5 software update is that it now blocks Cronus Zen macro devices from working on the console. The popular devices, which are often used to give players an unfair advantage ...

Sony has pushed out a new update to its PS5 console today that updates the system software, and one of the big changes is the disabling of Cronus software. Without the software working properly, you ...

Certain players use third-party devices like XIM, Cronus Zen and ReaSnow S1 in various online shooting games which allows them to get the best of both worlds (controller and mouse-keyboard setups).

The latest update for the PlayStation 5 prevents the Cronus Zen controller emulator from connecting — but it’s unclear whether it was intentional. The latest update for the PlayStation 5 prevents the ...

EA is making good on its word to be strict with cheaters in Battlefield 6: Screenshots shared on social media that show conversations from a Discord server the cheaters are using indicate that the ...

It appears publisher Electronic Arts is finally taking action against players who use “Cronus zen” hardware in ‘Battlefield 6’, banning any user who has been detected to be playing with the device. As ...

In a decisive (yet extremely important) move to ensure fair play, Activision has announced a significant update to its anti-cheat technology, Ricochet, for the Call of Duty series. The update ...

Bungie, an online game developer, recently announced that it would start monitoring, warning, and even banning users of Destiny 2 who use controller-spoofing XIM hardware or similar to cheat.