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Killzone 2 Cheaters Could Lose Their PSN ID

PlayStation LifeStyle writes:

"Cheating, lag switches and "glitching" have become commonplace in online gaming. A good developer who supports their games online community, will do their best to prevent these forms of cheating." (Killzone 2, PS3)

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