Entries in 'drm' (81)
CD Projekt: The truth is DRM does not work
In a no-holds barred interview amidst Diablo III’s ‘always-on DRM’ storm, the developer of The Witcher 2 has blasted the use of digital rights management.
SimCity requires always-on internet connection
Buyers of EA’s upcoming SimCity PC game will need a constant internet connection to play it.
Out with the old, in with the GOG
Popular games download service GOG.com has enjoyed a relaunch of sorts with its focus no longer on simply “good old games”.
Ubisoft defends Anno 2070's DRM
Publisher Ubisoft has once again been forced to defend the DRM it chose to implement in one of its PC titles.
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Ubisoft DRM returns to ruffle feathers
Publisher Ubisoft has once again found itself to be the subject of internet rage over its PC gaming DRM strategies.
EA confirms Origin requirement for Mass Effect 3
The PC version of upcoming RPG sequel Mass Effect 3 will, unsurprisingly, require users to download and install EA's Origin games service.
VIDEO: Croteam's new anti-piracy tool - an invincible red scorpion
When you think about it, invincible red scorpions should have been employed as an anti-piracy measure long before now.
GoG.com: 'DRM harms sales'
Digital rights management fails to prevent illegal game sales, says digital download firm Good Old Games.
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Assassin's Creed escapes DRM's clutches
Ubisoft has decided not to bundle its controversial always-on DRM with upcoming release Assassin’s Creed: Revelations.
Battlefield 3's online activation causes headaches
It’s always the risk when a game ships with internet-required DRM.
Good Old Games wages war on DRM
Far from protecting the games industry, DRM is actually damaging it according to the MD of download site Good Old Games Guillaume Rambourg.
INTERVIEW: Good Old Games
Good old Games is the second most popular digital distributor for PC games. Not bad for a service selling retro and back catalogue titles. MD Guillaume Rambourg spoke to MCV ...
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Crysis DRM rumours on Xbox 360 are not true
The digital release of Crysis on Xbox 360 has DRM? It’s the end of the world! EA are dead to me! I’m going to kill my cat!
Valve attacks aggressive DRM
Valve's Gabe Newell has criticised publishers that implement the likes of 'always-on' digital rights management to monetise their games and tackle piracy, claiming they are making a backwards step.
Ubisoft again incurs wrath of PC gaming fraternity
PC DRM has again got Ubisoft into a sticky situation with PC gaming fans.
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Driver's always-on DRM scrapped
Ubisoft has altered the way digital rights management works in the PC version of Driver: San Francisco after receiving negative feedback.
Ubisoft says its DRM is “a success”
French publisher Ubisoft has risked stoking the fires of hate towards its controversial PC DRM strategy by proclaiming it a success.
Driver SF uses always-on DRM
The PC version of Ubisoft's Driver: San Francisco will require players to have a constant internet connection.
Capcom backtracks on SFIV DRM
No doubt fearful of a backlash similar to that suffered by Ubisoft last year, Capcom has announced that it will remove the DRM it had planned for Street Fighter ...
Dragon Age II in DRM row
Dragon Age fans have accused Electronic Arts and BioWare of hiding controversial DRM measures in their latest release.
GOG: DRM treats gamers like criminals
Good Old Games has spoken against DRM, saying that some of the anti-piracy measures in use treat consumers like criminals.
Capcom brings more always-on DRM to PSN
Capcom is the latest publisher to experiment with always-on DRM – this time bringing the controversial security measure to its latest PSN release.
No always-on DRM for Bulletstorm
Reports that Bulletstorm would feature always-on DRM have been proven false.
Ubi frees key titles from always-on DRM
Ubisoft has confirmed that it has removed its divisive DRM mechanic from some of its biggest PC titles.
