ELECTRONIC ARTS HAS backed down from its plan to ship uber-draconian DRM software on two of its top PC releases for the year, Mass Effect and Spore.
Thanks to their innovative approach to gaming, RPGs like Dark Souls, Final Fantasy VII, and Dragon Quest left a significant impact on the genre.
ES3 set things off, it's a shame they got greedy and decided to cut corners so the executives could get huge pay days.
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The Mass Effect N7 Day teaser has already been decoded, and it features Liara T'Soni talking about The Council, and The Geth can be heard too.
Better not bring back Shepherd from the dead with some half assed space magic.
@snowb420.
Yeah I saw that at the end of my play through as well. I think they will bring Shepard back….. or at least a mutant version turned villain. Lol
PC gaming is dying because of this. Say no to DRM. Save a kitten.
God bless them, they still have small portion of intelligence left.
I would definitely get a warez copy if they would force with this sxitty DRM . I got burned once not long ago with starforce protection which fuxked up my OS.
I don't understand why they just spend so much money in developing protections cause every single one up to date got cracked and usually it took crackers less than a week, instead they could lower the price of game and definitely get more sales of it.
another month of bad press.
New DRM + Vista = unplayable games
that new DRM is a danger for legal copies, the minor change on the software, let's not say the hardware can bust a legal copy
The title reminded me of a favourite quote:-
'I've never been to Draconia, but it sounds like they've got the right idea'.
This kind of DRM can only be bead for the industry and the consumer. I'm gald they've seen the light.