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A judge has ruled that EngineOwning, a major cheat provider, must pay Activision Blizzard $15 million in damages and legal fees and surrender its domain. This follows a previous $3 million judgment and highlights the extensive use of EngineOwning's software in games like Call of Duty and Overwatch.
Players of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom have discovered glitches to duplicate items, including fusing an item using the bow and duplicating weapons and shields. Both methods involve exiting and entering the pause menu at high speed and potentially allow for infinite copies of certain items. These tricks may be patched out by Nintendo, but with over 10 million copies sold worldwide in just three days, it's unsurprising that players are finding odd duplication tricks.