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Article: STANLEY A. MILLER II; Lost in Level 4? Go ahead and cheat
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- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)
- Article date:
- September 12, 2006
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There is nothing wrong with asking for a little help, especially
when you can't figure out how to escape a dungeon or defeat a
frustrating level boss.
And there are dozens of computer and video game Web sites offering
walkthroughs, cheat codes and FAQs short for "frequently asked
questions."
But in a move to be the "next-generation" cheats site, Ziff Davis
Game Group, which publishes game magazines and Web sites, recently
launched MyCheats.com, offering a mix of features its creators hope
will give it an edge over the competition.
"It's funny because it's a universal thing for every gamer," said
Sam Kennedy, editor and chief of 1UP.com. "I don't know a gamer who
hasn't gotten stuck in a ...
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