While most users share a (at times a bit exaggerated) dislike for any use of DRM, it’s no mystery that platform holders are always on the prowl for methods to protect the intellectual rights of those that publish on their consoles.
Apparently Sony Computer entertainment is looking into implementing a “well known DRM solution” for multimedia applications.
We’ve seen no shortage of Contra goodness on consoles lately. Konami has delivered not only with the classic game collection, but also the wild Operation: Galuga. And indie devs have the territory covered as well, particularly with Blazing Chrome from Arcade Crew. But now we have Iron Meat from the lunatics (that’s
Blizzard mentions: “The notion that you’ve missed four seasons, the only thing you’ve missed is us continuing to learn and iterate”
Agreed. I just put in 50 hours of it because I was told to just push through but I think I’m over it.
A shame because I had so much fun with Diablo 3. I bought it twice. Putting 100 of hours into both.
Diablo 3 on the switch saved me from going crazy on a deployment. Oh well hopefully next Diablo will be better.
As long as I keep my gamepass sub I won’t miss a thing
diablo 4 is actually a pretty good game now, the launch was just terrible, but honestly it was worse for D3 at launch. Farming inferno for 10 hours just to get a bunch of yellows that weren't for your class or 10 levels lower, combined with the rubberbanding and Hydra getting double the bonusses that it should have and the real money auction house. Hardcore was unplayable in D3, in D4 it was fine for me at least. Combined with not being able to log at launch or just getting kicked out. D3 was definitely way worse than D4 at launch, took them 2.5-3 years to turn it around.
If you played D3 once rifts were out, then there was actually some content, but that was YEARS into the game.
Have people just forgotten how terrible D3 was at the start? Real Money Auction House? Absolutely abysmal gear drops with stats that make no sense whatsoever?
Look at BG3. Great story, online co-op, couch co-op no micro transactions, no unnecessary seasons. Once you've finished the game you can play again and make different choices that will change the story. What happened to diablo?
We wouldn't feel like we're missing anything if you made it so people could go back and play through each season rather than miss out on it entirely. But that's not your goal. You want people to feel like they are missing out on things and force them to play when you want them to, regularly each season, rather than just make a game that is more enjoyable to play and with better content.
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First star wars game I purchased. Prob my 2nd favorite after jedi knight 2 jedi outcast.
Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy were so fun for the lightsaber battles. Jedi Knight was a little janky being the oldest of them all.
I just remembered outcast was the first game I ever got a multiplayer mod for on pc. Can't remember the name, but it had a grapple or something.
Interesting, what kind of DRM could be implemented for apps?
I'm guessing this will have to do with their upcoming TV and Music features that will be across PS4, Vita and PS3.
meh so far its not my hard copy games i couldn't care less
Drm for application not bad at least is isn't for hard copy games:)
Drm used for multimedia apps music and films is generally in place on most devices these dayz