Yea I'm not into online gaming at all. I like being able to cheat at some games that are fun but too difficult for me so I need a boost sometimes. I hate getting stuck in a game with no alternatives but to hire a 12 year old with good reflexes to help out. The single player aspect of games isn't getting the attention it's needing these days, and without cheats to at least make them fun then they might as well not bother. These days I only purchase old PC & PS2 titles, my 360 just collects dust.
100% agree. My PS3 also is collecting dust. Do what i did, I have been sending massages to allot of developers. EA, UBISOFT, SONY, SUCKERPUNCH, ACTIVISON, Guerrilla GAMES,Naughty Dog, Microsoft, and as many as you can.
Yea I'm not into online gaming at all. I like being able to cheat at some games that are fun but too difficult for me so I need a boost sometimes. I hate getting stuck in a game with no alternatives but to hire a 12 year old with good reflexes to help out. The single player aspect of games isn't getting the attention it's needing these days, and without cheats to at least make them fun then they might as well not bother. These days I only purchase old PC & PS2 titles, my 360 just collects dust.
I do agree with you on the single player issue. I have noticed how alot of games focus more on the multiplayer aspect then they do anything else. I remember back in the day where most games were 2 player split-screen co-op. These days, finding a Split-screen,Co-op game is near impossible.
i'm not much of an online gamer either and honestly most of the time my consoles r gathering dust simply because i just don't feel the urge to play without cheating some. i just wish the game companies would actively start to incorporate cheats into games more often for Single Player Campaigns that were activated by mashing game-pad buttons in a certain way. some have done so in the past..but its still a rarity.
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