Total Recall turned 30 this year and on top of being peak, early 90’s science fiction action spectacle, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Paul Verhoeven crafted a sneaky brilliant treatise on the nature of memory and the self. Starting from a short story by the king of all sci fi adaptations, Philip K. Dick, We Can Remember If For You Wholesale was just a 20 page short story first published a 1966 issue of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. So how did fewer than two dozen pages turn into the pulpy 1990 classic and a remake we don’t need to talk about? It’s time to ask, What’s the Difference?

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Cheaters are punished almost universally across all gaming platforms, but with the rise of AI, cheaters are now being caught, banned, and punished all by the game itself!

Cheats have been a part of video games since the beginning, and they can often be good fun, but when players take matters into their own hands and try to cheat the system, developers take care to punish wrongdoers. As games have matured so too has the ability of developers to anticipate and punish all kinds of cheating and hacking. Today, developers often program the A.I. of their games to deal with cheaters in hilarious, ingenious ways.

From devising unwinnable boss fights to introducing bugs into the core gameplay loop to unique endings accessible only to cheaters and more, developers aren’t shy about punishing gamers who try to exploit their creations in unintended ways. We’re here today to take a look at the strangest, most devious ways developers have used A.I. to punish cheaters and hackers alike.

Have you ever been punished by a game for cheating? Let us know in the comments below exactly how the developers made you pay for your crimes, and don’t forget to subscribe to the TheGamer for more content just like this!

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