Piracy has always been a problem that has plagued artists, designers, producers, and copyright holders for many, many years. And that’s simply something to be expected; it’s human nature to try to get something for free if the option is available, and the chances of repercussions are minimal.
As such, game developers have had to come up with various ways to combat pirates, usually just long enough for them to make their money.
Fans can now take a closer look at the development of the PlayStation titles
Don't know whether these will turn out good. Not like the original teams are working on them. We will see.
Airways interesting to see how the classics were built. Year of the dragon has one of the most fascinating anti piracy measures I've seen on the PS1 also
Despite launching back in 2011, Serious Sam 3: BFE is playable on all modern formats. But is it still worth your time?
Here's a list of Xbox 360/PS3 games that would be great on the Nintendo Switch (at a modest, reasonable price of course). These games could really flourish if given a new lease on life, introducing a new generation to their greatness.
I'm sure R* knows the Nintendo Switch install base and probably dont really care to port over more R* games to the Nintendo Switch tho i gotta say playing GTA4 & RDR1 on the go on the Nintendo Switch would be dope
I would buy Lollipop Chainsaw, Alice Madness Returns, Enslaved, Splatter House, Brutal Legends, Dante's Inferno, and Dead Space for sure if they were ported to the Switch.
Deus Ex Human Revolution would be a great title to The Holy Grail of All Consoles aka The Nintendo Switch*. Also Haze Remastered, Grand Theft Auto 4 and 5 Remastered, Silent Hill HD Collection, Max Payne 3 Remastered, Call of Duty World At War Remastered, The Orange Box Remastered, Halo Master Chief Collection, Left 4 Dead 1 and 2 Remastered, Metal Gear Solid 4 Remastered, Afro Samurai Remastered, Demons Souls Remastered, Xmen Destiny Remastered, Jack and Daxter Collection, Def Jam Icon Remake, Folklore Remastered, Spiderman Edge of Time Remastered, Persona 5 remastered, the list goes on. (*Best Selling Console of All Time)
Seriously? Isn't it time Nintendo make a Switch successor? I mean they have the sales and money.
That image is hilarious.
To this day, that Mother piracy prevention is still the most ingenious use of copy protection I've ever seen.
I remember years ago having to use a cardboard code wheel with Monkey Island 2 on the Amiga, had to use it with the manual to crack the code.
Even further back I remember having to use some colour code card for Jet Set Willy on the Spectrum.
Fun times.
Interesting article. At least some of those forms of DRM where oblivious to the legal gamer. Since pirates have always been able to get around DRM, it seems that the schemes used nowadays do nothing but punish the honest gamers.
i would, in fact, download a car.
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