Hit detection, horrible matchmaking, ridiculous rifle recoil are just some of the issues to plague Crysis 2's multiplayer. But none of those issues truly matter in light of one game breaking glitch that is ridiculously easy to exploit.

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Today in Alabama a thief took off from a local printing press with a copy of the upcoming game Call of Duty: Black Ops. The game, which is due to be released on november 9th, is currently set to be the biggest entertainment launch in history, outgrossing even Modern Warfare 2. Want all the details? Find out after the jump.

Cheaters, exploiters, hackers. As far as gamers are generally concerned, they are the scourge of the known universe... gaining unfair advantage in multiplayer games to make other users hard work seem completely inferior. Bungie are fighting back however, by giving credit resets and 1 day bans to people they see as having abused a glitch within their systems... but in doing so have targeted people who have unintentionally benefited from a bug on their end.