If ya didn't know, IGGAMES has been in a few scandals for including malware over the years, usually just occurring after everyone forgot it happened.

I'm not saying they did it on purpose. I'm just saying, whichever tools they use or people whose Cracks they publish, is apparently pretty bad when it comes to QC. That being said, since they crack a bunch of very unknown games too, no one really ever checked every single one of them. And it would be really great if someone more tech savvy than me just compiled all games released in a month and checked it for malware. That way you could easily make statistics, like the percent value of games with malware, and if there's any relation with the popularity of games or if its just random, or if its a specific tool used.

But for the time being, just avoid seeding or downloading their stuff

God of war III (USA) (1.00) (BCUS98111) is not working on RPCS3. While the EU version works just fine.

(AFAIK, EU version is censored lot of scences, which I don't want)

I downloaded USA iso from Redump (myrient). I downloaded EU version from Gnarly Repacks.

I also updated the game to 1.03, still stops at cache compilation.

Can somebody help?

I can provide additional info if wanted and links if allowed.

I know this question already asked a lot but 👇

I downloaded fix for Deep Rock Galactic from online-fix.me . I scanned all the files on Virustotal and everything came clean except Onlinefix.dll

Virustotal results : https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/14232bd5332d950291bc419d3dba5d8794079adfe108a3fd0688af8a01ca5e6b

I know about false positives but 33 Vendors?

I've been trying to mimics the functionality of Steam with open source projects. For example using Playnite as my game library manager. One thing I'm having a bit of a hard time with is finding a substitute for achievement tracking. I know achievements aren't for everyone but I find it helps motivate me to power through lulls in longer games and try out side quests.

The closest alternative I have come across is xan105's Achievement Watcher. It started in 2019, got a fair amount of attention 2020 after being posted on /r/CrackWatch by the creator, was added to various piracy megathreads, and stopped development in 2022.

It was a bit of a challenge to setup.

Some steps were:

• Grab my own Steam API so it could fetch data for the achievements.
• Alter Windows 11's notification settings so I could get the achievement unlocked notification.
• Go through the steam_emu.ini files so I could find the corr

The concepts touched in this video are likely nothing new to people who follow this community but I did find their approach was interesting so I thought I'd share it.

The first thing being their attempt to breakdown games into the four categories Works as-is, Can work with effort, Not fraud yet, and Completely dead.

The second being the reference point they used being physical copies of games running on an up to date copy of Windows XP connected to the internet. Windows XP being the minimum system requirement for a lot of titles even up until 2010.

This is kinda essential for pirating stuff safely, personally I never got a virus from here. Please check out safe and unsafe sites/uploaders too. Sail on ye! This is the first reentry thread, one more exists with extra sites, but I'm not sure.

It cracked me up when they sent this to me.

I feel like I'm going to get Nintendo E-Shop giftcards based off of the amount of Switch games I've been playing despite now owning a Switch.

For me it has to be Gnarly's Tale of Two Wastelands repack. For those that don't know Tale of Two Wastelands combines the two games allowing you to travel between the two through a metro line. Before Bethesda removed the dated GFWL DRM from Fallout 3 (on Steam) it's what a lot of people recommended instead of GWFL remover mods. Even though I own multiple copies of both Fallout 3 and NV on multiple platforms it's significantly easier and faster to use the repack. Probably saving hours of time especially if you are attempting to play the game on the Steam Deck.

Some follow ups would be FitGirl's Sims 3 repack which contains the Overwatch & ErrorTrap mods and FPS Limiter/3Booter utilities and MagiPack's Sims 2 repack that contains the Sims2RPC launcher and 4GB patch. Both contain mods that improve the games' performance and stability.

I would like to encourage people to check out MagiPack's repacks by the way. They do some fantastic work and specialize in making sure olde

It's hard looking for giveaways, and usually the games given away on Steam aren't that good. So, I'm back to pirating after a bit of a hiatus.

A resource that should be added to linux is JohnCena's uploads on 1337x

Download from the torrent options in the site, and be sure to have adblock to better navigate it.

An easy and quick setup for emulating Nintendo Switch games on PC (on Windows and Linux systems). Keep in mind that accurate Switch emulation requires a fairly good CPU. I also recommend using an adblocker for this guide.

Setup Yuzu Emulator

1. Install Yuzu Emulator
2. Install the Keys

• Download the .key files here
• Open your Yuzu installation folder and move the two .key files to /Yuzu/Keys

3. Setup your games folder

• Create a folder for your Switch games
• Open Yuzu Emulator, double click to add a games folder and select the folder you created.

4. Setup input emulation

• Open Yuzu>Emulation>Configure>Controls
• Select your preferred input device, the emulated controller, and assign a key to each button on the emulated controller, then press save.

5. Graphics settings

• The default graphics settings should work well enou

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