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In an era where games are "live services" that you rent, GameHacking.org represents the old-school ownership mentality: I bought the cartridge, I will manipulate the bytes however I see fit. Using the website is deceptively simple, but there
: Users often use the site to find codes to create .pnach (patch) files, which allow the PCSX2 emulator to apply cheats automatically during gameplay. Using the website is deceptively simple
Using the website is deceptively simple, but there is a specific workflow for power users: