GOG Releases “No-DRM” Summer Sale amid heighten awareness from gamers
Digital retailer GOG is taking advantage of the anti-DRM fever by pointedly titling their latest sale as the "2013 #NoDRM Summer Sale."
What we still don’t know about the Xbox One
Microsoft rolled out plenty of drool-worthy games at their E3 2013 conference, but too many questions remain about the Xbox One itself.
Sony’s Tretton: No restrictions on used games on PlayStation 4, no online connection required
Sony takes it to Microsoft by confirming that used games will work and the PlayStation 4 won't have authentication.
Ubisoft shifts its digital rights management stance from stick to carrot
Ubisoft clarifies its stance on digital rights management.
Appageddon aftermath: Apple, where do your negative reviews go? (updated)
Appagedon is over, for now. Apps are once again being downloaded from Apple's app store, they're working, and all is well in Apple's app-dom.
Ubisoft server transition will make always-on DRM games unplayable
Many of Assassin’s Creed publisher Ubisoft’s online services will be offline starting Feb. 7 as it moves its servers from a third-party data center...
CD Projekt demands $1,230 from suspected Witcher 2 pirates
Last month Witcher 2 developer CD Projekt talked about the estimated 4.5 million copies of its game that had been illegally downloaded via BitTorrent....
Despite heavy Witcher 2 piracy, CD Projekt still rejects DRM
PC fantasy RPG The Witcher 2 has been a massive success for the developers at Poland’s CD Projekt, with over one million sales since the...