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by enzanki_ars
1391 days ago
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There is still a large amount of friction in keeping a game though. These types of DRMs can cause the game to be unplayable years later. Like when Alder Lake came out and a bunch of games with Denuvo DRM broke [1]. Because of all of this recent attention on it, I wouldn't be shocked if it resulted in less sales and higher rates of emulation. Probably not enough to cause a dent in sales to disincentive addition of DRM though sadly. [1]: https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/11/faulty-drm-breaks-doz... |
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