Denuvo DRM Dropped from Injustice 2, Soulcalibur VI Drew Wilson | November 12, 2021 The bad news keeps rolling in for Denuvo as publishers have removed the DRM from more games. This time: Injustice 2 and Soulcalibur VI.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Becomes Latest Title to Have Denuvo DRM Removed Drew Wilson | November 11, 2021 Another title will reportedly no longer have Denuvo DRM. That title is Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. This after a string of problems.
DRM Ruins An Entire Weekend As Denuvo Lets Domain Name Expire Drew Wilson | November 9, 2021 DRM has reared its ugly head again. Once again, Denuvo is at the center of this latest screw up for a second time in a row.
DRM Finds a Way to Ruin Another 50 Games For Alder Lake CPU Owners Drew Wilson | November 8, 2021 DRM has managed to ruin another 50 games. This time, people who have Alder Lake CPUs are affected.
The DMCA is Archaic: Copyright Office Permits People to Repair Their Game Consoles Drew Wilson | November 1, 2021 If you want a fresh reminder of how archaic the DMCA is, the recent ruling that allows game console repairs is a good candidate.
Release Group Empress Cracks Resident Evil Village, Fixes PC Stutter Problem Drew Wilson | July 12, 2021 PC gamers have been plagued with a stuttering problem with Resident Evil Village. Empress removed the DRM and wound up solving the problem as well.
Might & Magic X: Legacy Rendered Unplayable After Ubisoft Shuts Down Servers Drew Wilson | July 9, 2021 DRM is once again destroying what people legally want to enjoy. This time, Might & Magic X: Legacy players are the latest victims.
GitHub Re-Instates YouTube-DL After Letter from the EFF Drew Wilson | November 21, 2020 GitHub has re-instated repositories for online backup tool, YouTube-DL. This after the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) sent a letter.
DRM and Micro-Transactions Coming to a Car Near You? Drew Wilson | July 9, 2020 Micro-transactions have been complained about a lot amongst software users and gamer’s alike. Now, your car could be the latest addition.
Developer: DRM Locked Me Out of Making My Own Web Browser Drew Wilson | January 23, 2020 DRM and big tech are being blamed for preventing developers from making their own web browsers. It could mean an era of open Internet is over.
