Steam Machine Launch Could Be Imminent as Valve’s Upcoming Gaming PC Is a Top Prize in a Current Monthly Contest

[Peter_Brosdahl]

Despite Valve not offering any new updates regarding pricing or availability, three lucky individuals have a chance to win one in a new contest.

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[Grimlakin]

As a lifetime tier 7 member... the drawings are a nice perk but ive never won anything through them as of yet. So dont go in expecting that.

 

[igor_kavinski]

Thanks!

I found this there: https://www.cheathappens.com/cosmos.asp

I remember having fun with gamehack and gameshark before the year 2000. When you have too many games on your plate, hacking through them is the sensible way!

 

[Peter_Brosdahl]

As a lifetime tier 7 member... the drawings are a nice perk but ive never won anything through them as of yet. So dont go in expecting that.

Same and me neither but I tend to not enter most if I already have what's being offered so I can let others have a chance.

 

[Peter_Brosdahl]

Thanks!

I found this there: https://www.cheathappens.com/cosmos.asp

I remember having fun with gamehack and gameshark before the year 2000. When you have too many games on your plate, hacking through them is the sensible way!

These days I just use their Aurora app, so much easier and it's able to retain trainer settings which is awesome. Only real drawback is it doesn't support a lot of games from before around 3-5 years ago which puts you back into having to download those trainers.

Gameshark, good memories on PS1 and PS2.

 

[igor_kavinski]

Only real drawback is it doesn't support a lot of games from before around 3-5 years ago

That's weird. What was different about those games? If it's just searching for hex values in the game process's memory space, it shouldn't matter how old the game is.

 

[Peter_Brosdahl]

It's just that the newer trainers are designed to work with the app. They can be used offline but the app will link to them online so you don't have to download them. Meanwhile the older trainers are standalone installs w/ no support for the new app. They'd basically have to go back and re-work thousands of the old ones to fix this and so probably not worth their time. The good news is that they still host those older files so you can download if needed.

 

[igor_kavinski]

Fascinating. It's like Steam but for trainers!

 

[Peter_Brosdahl]

I was skeptical when they launched Aurora but now think its one of the best things ever for trainers.