CXCheats owners have sold many different cheats on the site that modify the gameplay. For example, programs for aiming, increasing the size of the radar, and much more. After filing a lawsuit, all lots with cheats for Call of Duty were removed from sale. In addition, CXCheats representatives apologized to the players on their Discord server.

“As a result of our litigation with Activision, we have decided to discontinue creating and supporting all Call of Duty-related products. They will not appear with us again in any form. We apologize to all players Call of Duty for the headache, which could give them our actions “, – said in a statement CXCheats.

Activision Blizzard has yet to comment on the lawsuit. Whether the proceedings will continue despite CXCheats’ actions remains to be seen.

This is not the first time a publisher has sued the creators of cheats. In 2017, Blizzard Entertainment won a lawsuit against the German company Bossland, which developed cheats for World of Warcraft, Diablo III, Overwatch, and other disciplines.