Activision has reportedly sent legal paperwork to one of the most famous controller adapter manufacturers, Cronus. Originally known for the Cronus Max, Cronus now sells a device called the Cronus ...

The fight against cheating is heating up, and Activision’s legal stance on Cronus Zen is a big move toward fairness in Call of Duty. As this plays out, it’ll be interesting to see the ripple ...

Call of Duty Targets Cronus and Other Third-Party Hardware That Allows Cheating call of duty: black ops 6 PlayStation has made efforts to block these kinds of devices, but it only goes so far.

The Cronus Zen, which costs $100 or more and is available on Amazon and at GameStop, among other outlets, does claim to offer accessibility and third-party compatibility options for players. But ...

Activision targets the manufacturer of the Cronus Zen device as part of its ongoing effort to combat cheating in its most popular and recent titles, including Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone ...

The PS5’s latest firmware update 24.01-08.60.00, whether on purpose or by accident, has made it so that Cronus Zen devices will no longer work on PS5. For most players, this was happy news ...

Which is that Sony has found a way to detect Cronus’ Zen devices. That would be a literal game changer, since these devices are supposed to pretend to be first party controllers.