Valve says sorry to banned gamers
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Game delivery outfit Valve has apologised to thousands of users who were banned from its servers for cheating whilst playing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. Valve boss Gabe Newel 'personally' sent email apologies to 12,000 gamers who had been booted from the game after the company's anti-cheating system had a bit of a melt-down. Newel wrote: "Recently, your Steam account was erroneously banned from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2."This was our mistake, and I apologize...
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