Having said that, loopers should use the Cronus Zen at their own risk. Using third-party software/scripts to improve your aim will never be acceptable in Fortnite, and is undoubtedly a bannable ...

The Cronus Zen, which costs $100 or more and is available on Amazon and at GameStop, among other outlets, does claim to offer accessibility and third-party compatibility options for players.

The new Fortnite season has brought many changes to the battle royale game. In addition to the new Battle Pass, map changes, and gameplay features, Epic Games has also decided to permanently ban ...

Activision targets the manufacturer of the Cronus Zen device as part of its ongoing effort to combat cheating in its most popular and recent titles, including Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone ...

The PS5’s latest firmware update 24.01-08.60.00, whether on purpose or by accident, has made it so that Cronus Zen devices will no longer work on PS5. For most players, this was happy news ...

“We’re aware of an issue with Zen and the PS5. As of this morning (Jan 24), the console is prompting everyone to update to Version: 24.01-08.60.00, and if you do, Zen will no longer connect to ...

This week’s PlayStation 5 firmware update appears to have blocked the Cronus Zen device, which lets gamers use macros and modify their controllers.. It is a controversial product, which some say ...

Bad news for those who hoped to avoid hardware-enhanced players in Warzone 2.The Cronus Zen — which allows owners to mod their equipment to provide unfair advantages — seems to work in Warzone ...

Activision’s Legal Action. On May 8, 2025, Activision sent a cease and desist letter to the Cronus Zen manufacturer, telling them to stop selling these devices—or else face court.

Activision has announced today that it will be more strict with players using third-party hardware tools like the Cronus Zen to basically cheat in Call of Duty Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2.0.