Battlefield 6 cheaters are starting to sweat as rumours circulate that players are getting banned for using the Cronus Zen plugin. However, it seems there could be trouble brewing for users who are ...

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 ...

Battlefield 6 is reportedly banning players detected using Cronus Zen devices across both PC and consoles. The purported move sparked some controversy on social media, positioning Battlefield 6 as one ...

As spotted by members of the Battlefield 6 community online, reports from users of the Cronus Zen getting temporary bans for using the cheating hardware are circulating online, but the full scope of ...

Players who use Cronus Zen are now being automatically banned from Battlefield 6, showing that Battlefield Studios is taking the fight against cheaters very seriously. Cheaters have always been one of ...

The Cronus Zen describes itself as a hardware tool for “universal controller compatibility,” letting you plug in a third-party controller, an Xbox controller into a PlayStation, or even your keyboard ...

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 ...

Following yesterday’s PS5 system update that blocked Cronus Zen devices from working on the console, players are demanding the same treatment for Xim devices. Xim and Cronus are both popular among ...

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 ...

Dominik Bošnjak is a freelance writer from Croatia. He has been writing about games for as long as he can remember and began doing so professionally circa 2010. If he was forced to pick a favorite ...