Whatever the motivation, it's right to reward them for the time spent on their work. So the creation of cheats is executed by external programmers that spend their time and skills into the creation of trainers, programs that let you cheat on a particular game. Why do you have to pay for some trainers and cheats? Actually it is very rare to find games containing cheats because game developers are not interested at keeping them in their games. That said, people are probably sticking around for Meta’s amusing meme posts, such as this one of Zuckerburg holding up a Meta PC logo and another of Shutt confirming they’ll also rebrand their company to “Facebook.This trainer adds the following cheats to this game: In the meantime, Meta PC is enjoying a 5000% increase in their social media following thanks to the Facebook rebranding, although that’s undoubtedly due to mistake identity for the most part. That’s chump change for Facebook-sorry, Meta, which brought in $86 billion last year alone. Related: Oculus VR Is Removing The Facebook Login RequirementĪlthough Meta PC’s trademark hasn’t been officially granted yet, Darger and Shutt have agreed to sell their name and rescind their trademark request for the low price of $20 million. Founders Joe Darger and Zack Shutt told the publication that they’d been operating for just over a year, selling computers, laptops, tablets, and various other PC-related tech stuff. TMZ reports that Meta PC was surprised when Facebook rebranded to use its name, especially considering it had already filed a trademark for the name “Meta” last August. There’s just one problem: there’s already a company called Meta. The idea here is that Facebook will remain the social media site while Meta becomes the parent company that oversees the new and emerging “metaverse.” Think Ready Player One, but without the full-dive VR suits.
Mark Zuckerburg made headlines last week when he announced his company was going to rebrand from just Facebook to Meta.
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