Regulators and competitors like Sony have come out hard against the proposed How will Mousetrap cause problems for players using special hardware Ubisoft has confirmed that it will start applying extra latency to players using such devices to cause troubles with their aim and movement with a mid-season update. Microsoft Corp has struck a 10-year deal to bring "Call of Duty" and other Activision games to Nvidia Corp's gaming platform if the Xbox maker is allowed to complete its much-contested $69 billion acquisition of Activision. Microsoft inks Nvidia game deal to assuage regulators over Activision merger How these devices are affecting other players Moreover, usage of such devices is also steadily increasing across online shooter games including Overwatch, Call of Duty, Destiny 2, Rainbow Six Siege and others. These devices allow mouse and keyboard users to leverage controller features like aim assist, combined with the advantages of movement offered by the mouse and keyboard setup. What are these devices Certain players use third-party devices like XIM, Cronus Zen and ReaSnow S1 in various online shooting games which allows them to get the best of both worlds (controller and mouse-keyboard setups). In a blog post, the game maker has revealed that players who try cheating using third-party devices like XIM will soon start noticing more input latency that will cause trouble with their aim. The latest system claims to discourage Rainbow Six Siege players from using devices that combine controller inputs with the benefits of a mouse and keyboard setup on a console. With this new season, the gaming studio has introduced a new anti-cheat system.
Rainbow Six Siege creator Ubisoft has recently kicked off year eight of the game.
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