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Red Dead Redemption Cheaters Face Online Ban

Cheating Gamers Face Online Ban
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Executive Tech Editor, The Huffington Post

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The people behind one of the biggest video games of the year are taking the unusual step of banning some of its fans from playing the online, multi-player version.

Set in the American Wild West, Red Dead Redemption has sold millions of copies around the world, many of them in the UK.

But developer Rockstar Games say they've had complaints from gamers about cheats hacking their way to high scores.

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