Here we go again!
Electronic Arts has, for the hundredth time, upset PC gamers with more needless DRM restrictions. According to its online disclosure agreement, Darkspore will require a permanent online connection in order to be played, even on Steam.
Darkspore is back on Steam, following its recent removal from the digital distribution service over service issues.
In the wake of the game's removal from Steam, developer Maxis has denied claims that Darkspore has been abandoned, instead announcing that a persistent play-denying issue has been fixed after months of gamer complaints.
GameZone writes, "Electronic Arts has reached out to us to clarify some confusion stemming from a game-breaking bug in Darkspore that resulted in players unable to log-in to the game and its eventual removal from the Steam store."
Well they dont want their game to sell, which is why they will do everything to ensure just that.
How i hate DRM. I think every PC gamer does.
Before anyone talks crap about this game, it's actually pretty nice.
Been in the beta for about a month and 1/2 now, and think of Diablo + Spore.
Now granted this form of DRM can turn people off, thing is, if you don't play online in the game, you're only playing about maybe...a third of the game. It focuses on co-op campaign and PVP.
what? the crysis 2 leak turned them paranoid again?
lol
I lost interest in this game 5 minutes after it was announced as online only...now they are just digging their own grave.
Online requirements are totally never beaten.....I mean it's not like millions of gamers use hamachi or other pirate or private servers to play torrented versions of online games and MMO's....oh wait....it is.