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Depends on the game you're into.

For example, I like NexusMods for Skyrim and ModDB for Sonic Generations. In the past I have used Curse for Minecraft.. Some games also have a console accessible to the user.

 

Of course consider not modding/hacking/cheating in online games.

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Nexus is pretty good, but the less popular the game the less mods you'll have posted there. ModDB is good for communities dedicated to games like Total War and others like it. 

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Nexus ( TES, Fallout, ect.) and ModDB ( Doom, Blood ect.)  are the only 2 Sources with good Content. If none of this two have a Mod for your Game, there is no Mod for it.

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Nexus is pretty much the best site to look for mods. specially for bethesda games

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Seems like you're actually looking for some game cheats. You can try FlingTrainer or MegaGames for older titles. 

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You're talking about trainers, not mods.

 

I believe MegaGames has a nice collection.

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