Activision added to its Ricochet anti-cheat system the ability to detect third-party hardware that helps users illicitly enhance their Call of Duty gameplay, whether on PC or video console.

The development studio announced the global rollout of detection of game-altering third-party hardware in Modern Warfare II or Warzone 2.0. These are devices that act on computer and game console controllers to gain an advantage, such as reducing or eliminating recoil.

This novelty in the Ricochet system will detect offenders, who will first be shown a warning about the inappropriate use of such devices, as the study has reported on the Call of Duty blog.

Should they persist, game managers will take more stringent measures such as mitigations, actions to negatively impact the cheater experience, account or feature suspensions, or banning the offending account from all Call Duty.

Activision isn’t the only video game company taking action against third-party hardware that offers illicit advantages. Ubisoft announced in February a new system to detect players who use external devices to gain an advantage by pretending to play with a game controller when they are actually using a keyboard and mouse.

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Video game studio Konami announced the soccer simulation game eFootball 2022, which will be available worldwide for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and S, Xbox One, Windows 10, and PC via Steam on September 30.

eFootball 2022 will be the official title of the first season of content on its platform, which will succeed Konami’s Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) saga of football simulation video games.

On this occasion, it will bet on a free game format through content updates since its launch on September 30 on PC and consoles (PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and S, Xbox One, Windows 10 and PC Steam).

To this will be added an update, also free of charge, that will arrive in the fall and that will bring with it the launch of eFootball 2022 for mobile devices with iOS and Android operating systems.

Konami’s title will have from its launch offline matches against AI and friends with nine clubs to choose from: FC Barcelona, ​​FC Bayern München, Juventus, Manchester United, Arsenal FC, SC Corinthians Paulista, CR Flamengo, CA River Plate and São Paulo FC.

There is also a choice of six stadiums (Camp Nou, Old Trafford, Allianz Stadium, Emirates Stadium, Allianz Arena and eFootball Stadium), and players will be able to play weekly cross-play online events.

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The American video game studio Activision announced that “Call of Duty: Vanguard” will be the name of the next installment of its war saga, and that the new game will be presented next Thursday, August19.

The new COD will be set in the battle of Verdansk, a fictional city present in the Warzone universe of the saga, as announced by the company through the official Twitter account of the Call of Duty franchise.

Likewise, the studio published a teaser for the game, which shows elements and weapons that suggest that it will be set in World War II.

Activision also spoke that the world premiere of the new Call of Duty: Vanguard will take place next Thursday, August 19 in the afternoon.

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