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Sorry pirates, but it may be a while before you get to play Metal Gear Solid V

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Metal Gear Solid V is out today – and it’s even out on PC today, two weeks before it was originally scheduled to hit the platform of choice for the budding video game software pirate. Though consoles aren’t exactly immune to software piracy, it’s something that’s inextricably linked with PC gaming (particularly in the third world), thanks to how easy it is to play illicit copies of games on the platform.

It’s becoming a bit trickier though, thanks to a relatively new bit of Digital Rights Management in the form of Denuvo. That’s the same copy protection that kept Dragon Age: Inquisition, Battlefield: Hardline, Arkham Knight and Lords of The Fallen out of game pirates’ hands for a while – of course, those games did end up getting cracked thanks to an exploit. That exploit has apparently been patched up in the latest version of Denuvo – and it’s this version that’s apparently the DRM you’ll find on the PC version of Metal Gear Solid V.

That’s according to a number of dodgy websites of the Russian cracker variety, which I’ll not link here (but that Google will help you find easily if that’s your wont), but the general consensus is that MGSV is saddled with Denuvo. The same, it’s said, goes for another game released today: Mad Max.

With Denuvo being the only DRM that isn’t cracked within minutes, it’s incredibly likely that we’ll start seeing more publishers jump on the Denuvo bandwagon in the very near future – and while it certainly won’t end game piracy, it’ll likely put a small, but sizeable dent in it. At least amongst those who have to play things on, or as close to release as possible.

I’d have no problem with Denuvo, because I do believe that creators should be able to protect their intellectual property. That said, there’s a world of probably unfounded conjecture that suggests Denuvo causes poor performance in the games that utilise it.

Last Updated: September 1, 2015

96 Comments

  1. RinceThis

    September 1, 2015 at 15:44

    GOOD. Now, Whitcher III. GO.

    Reply

    • Alien Emperor Trevor

      September 1, 2015 at 15:57

      Yeth!

      Reply

    • fimbles101

      September 4, 2015 at 01:28

      Witcher 3 has no DRM. It also sold 4 and a half million copies in its first 2 weeks of sales. That figure is now closer to 6 million

      A third of those were PC sales the other two thirds were ps4 and xbone. It was also available as a pirate download on day of release.

      Pirates do not pirate games because they are evil. It is usually because they can not afford them, and would not be able to play any other way.

      Reply

      • Mike

        December 3, 2015 at 14:18

        You’re totally right.I live in a third world country where video games are 4 times expensive than in US n Europe ,so I pirate video games.I wish if game-publishers take into account the difference between the currencies value to middle class.I earn 1000 EGP a month.The cost of one game here in my country is 500 EGP!!!!.How the heck I suppose to afford for buying just one game?!!!.If I get paid 5 thousands EGP, it won’t be a problem to purchase a game.

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    • Threshold

      February 19, 2016 at 16:05

      The Witcher 3 was more deserving of being bought rather than pirated due to the lack of DRM which is a god send.

      Reply

  2. Alien Emperor Trevor

    September 1, 2015 at 15:53

    Their Steam pages don’t say anything about it. Max Max refers to a EULA which doesn’t mention Denuvo, MGS doesn’t even do that.

    They do both have very high user ratings though, which is quite nice to see.

    Reply

    • Hammersteyn

      September 1, 2015 at 15:59

      What’s Max Max precious?

      Reply

      • Alien Emperor Trevor

        September 1, 2015 at 16:02

        The PC version of Mad Max that runs at 4K. And not a typo.

        Reply

        • Viking Of Science

          September 1, 2015 at 16:11

          Which is possible on a single 970! https://youtu.be/GT-fMtntApE

          Reply

          • Jonah Cash

            September 1, 2015 at 16:24

            That is some very impressive stats!!

        • Hammersteyn

          September 1, 2015 at 16:13

          Bwahahaha

          Reply

  3. Hammersteyn

    September 1, 2015 at 16:00

    Hopefully the pirates suffer and not the people that bought the game

    Reply

    • Lardus-For the Emperor!

      September 1, 2015 at 16:00

      That is the dream

      Reply

      • Alien Emperor Trevor

        September 1, 2015 at 16:10

        *DReaM. Fixed!

        Reply

    • Justin Shepherd

      September 3, 2015 at 15:51

      why would I suffer? just wait till the crack gets released. not everyone is impatience. dumbazz lol

      Reply

      • Hammersteyn

        September 3, 2015 at 17:05

        *impatient
        Or get it on Steam Sale for cheap. But your broke ass can’t even afford that I guess? Why else pirate?

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        • Justin Shepherd

          September 3, 2015 at 18:08

          isn’t it obvious….? I want to……SAVE money. also if I bought everything how would I afford a expensive ass computer?
          hardware takes priority over software. sorry.

          Reply

          • Yves Bellavance

            September 4, 2015 at 03:35

            Same here, i never spend money on a game, just one or two to play online. Just wait for crack.

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 4, 2015 at 03:36

            Thank you. Finally someone understands. Online only.

          • Hammersteyn

            September 4, 2015 at 07:51

            But theft takes a bigger priority?

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 4, 2015 at 13:01

            Name one business that went bankrupt because of piracy.
            Gg.
            We steal from million/billionaires.
            No one is getting hurt.

          • Hammersteyn

            September 4, 2015 at 13:27

            No one is getting hurt if it’s a few people that pirate. But it’s not. Now we have to contend with crap like Uplay and countless other clients that sometimes has issues and doesn’t allow people who bought the game legit from playing. So no one is getting hurt except the gamers.

            It takes just 17 000 people to pirate a $60(Excluding season passes and DLC) to make a $1 000 000 dent in their profit margin. So no one is getting hurt except the publishers and developers.

            The only ones that aren’t hurt are the pirates because they aren’t burdened by game clients like Uplay and the only costs they incurred are the data they have to pay to download the game.

            So thanks for being part of the problem and happy torrenting.

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 4, 2015 at 13:33

            Don’t like uplay? Then torrent it like tons of other people. Everyone on steam complains about uplay as well.

            “dent in their profits” “hurt the publishers”?
            Lol wut???

            There is no dent or damage.No matter how many pirates their are they will always make money. Never lose. Impossible for Microsoft to go out of business no matter what.

            You think it’s ok for companies to charge over 10 grand for one piece of software? Lmfao.
            G R E E D.

            Sorry I won’t donate to greedy companies.

          • Hammersteyn

            September 4, 2015 at 13:43

            Yeah, dent. As in that’s $60 they aren’t getting.

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 4, 2015 at 13:44

            Which doesn’t hurt them whatsoever

          • Hammersteyn

            September 4, 2015 at 14:01

            Yeah, okay, I’m done here.

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 4, 2015 at 14:15

            yeah good. reply when a company loses money from piracy. meaning never

          • Hammersteyn

            September 4, 2015 at 14:25

            If you TRULY believe that they don’t lose money I’d then like to have the number of your dealer. Because he must be selling fantastic stuff.

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 4, 2015 at 14:28

            Omg. Why am I wasting my time?

            Losing money= not making more money then you spent to MAKE the game.

            That never happened. Or plenty of companies would go out of business

            I can’t say it in simpler terms

          • Hammersteyn

            September 4, 2015 at 15:35

            But it would happen if everyone pirated their games. But people dont do that because it’s WRONG

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 4, 2015 at 15:37

            exactly right there. you made my point. IF EVERYONE did it. which will NEVER HAPPEN. meaning…… they can keep making their billions of dollars?
            look at the bright side, there isn’t much console piracy? I buy all my console games if that makes you happy. I have a legit copy of GTA 5 on pc.

          • Hammersteyn

            September 4, 2015 at 15:52

            Well good for you. Lets just hope the pirates dont outweigh the men and women keeping the industry afloat.

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 4, 2015 at 16:04

            and you don’t like pirates despite them having the balls to charge http://www.autodesk.com/store/infrastructure-design-suite-ultimate that much?

          • Hammersteyn

            September 4, 2015 at 16:21

            They wouldn’t charge that much if companies didn’t buy it. Plus i’m sure there are alternatives

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 4, 2015 at 16:26

            Yeah and you’re point? It doesn’t make it right.

            There is always alternatives. Like gimp instead of super expensive photoshop. HOWEVER ps is the BEST out there so people pirate it… I did but I barley use it at all unless I’m doing simple stuff like cutting things out of pictures etc. I don’t make any money from it so there is no problem.

          • Hammersteyn

            September 7, 2015 at 07:54

            Whatever. You sound like a politician. justifying a crime.

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 7, 2015 at 07:56

            Crime. Lmfao. Yea torrenting is exactly like murder or rape.

          • Hammersteyn

            September 7, 2015 at 08:18

            Fuck me. How old are you???? There are varying degrees of crime. For instance you get a fine for speeding not a life sentence! It’s still a crime

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 8, 2015 at 08:01

          • David Grimm

            September 4, 2015 at 17:57

            I actually bought Mad Max. Avalanche is a small studio of extremely friendly developers who try extremely hard to make good games.

            I’ll gladly pirate Metal Gear Solid V. Why? Because Konami is complete shit. After firing Kojima and closing his studio they erased his name from everything, including the cover of the game itself. No one who actually worked on it would see a dime of my $60.

            I’m fine with stealing from thieves.

          • Phillip Lamb

            September 9, 2015 at 00:15

            Good lord your naive. Of course someone is losing money from the thefts, otherwise they wouldn’t go to such lengths to curb it. Quit trying to justify why your breaking the law.

            Have I pirated games? Yes. Did I buy every game I pirated? No.

            I limit my pirating to trying out a game. If I’m not into it, and know I won’t/can’t play it, then I’m not out anything. Its great Steam has put a refund policy in place, but its still really limited. If I do like a game however, I will purchase it.

            Its the current atmosphere with games not being done, and you basically paying to play a beta version, or you have to spend at least $100 to get the full game, that has increased the rate of piracy.

            Its not because people are broke (even though that is a common excuse). Its because the game companies feel they need to nickel and dime us along the entire course of the game.

          • Justin Shepherd

            September 9, 2015 at 00:17

            So? Instead of making 500 million they make 499 million?

            Wow, you know what? I feel so bad. I’m gonna stop pirating right now.

          • Juan Rincon

            April 3, 2016 at 17:01

            i like this guy +soraka

    • Doubl Head

      September 4, 2015 at 09:07

      there something that you don’t know, in north africa we can’t buy anyhing with mastercards so the only way of getting games is due to piracy, the whole world gives a shit about us even that all our developpers works in many video game studios out side of our country, we got the money to buy games like anyone else but we’re not allowed to buy phisical or non phisical games, so, what do you think about this ?

      Reply

      • Hammersteyn

        September 4, 2015 at 09:23

        I think if you’re left with no choice then pirate away. Hell I’ll even condone piracy if your government bans certain games like they do in Australia

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      • Yonah

        February 18, 2016 at 16:34

        I’ve got a similar problem. Since moving to China in 2009 I wasn’t able to buy games on Steam because “UnionPay”, a system used on Chinese bank cards, wasn’t supported. Finally they added support for Union Pay but I still can’t buy MGSV. In fact, a search for “Konami” on Steam only returns 3 results: Pro Evolution Soccer 2016, Superstar Dance Club, and a free demo for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow. Also can’t buy Bionic Commando Rearmed. So, to BitTorrent I went to download the games I wanted to purchase, but wasn’t given the opportunity.

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    • Phillip Lamb

      September 9, 2015 at 00:08

      Nah. Nine times out of ten, they just rip it out entirely. Thing is, you will see a bunch of people crying about it if it isn’t immediately available. These are the same people that bitch about having to wait on a release date already. Most people that pirate games have patience. Especially given that they are getting something for nothing.

      Would I play a cracked version of Mad Max. Sure. Though I’ve made the decision to buy it anyway. Its one of those very rare, fully realized games, that actually performs well.

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    • Mike

      December 3, 2015 at 14:27

      How about third world countries pirates?.Would you like them to suffer to?.We’re suffering dictators, persecution, segregation, ,and stupid drm that is nothing but an insult to every gamer.I think you don’t remember what a lot of people did when they returned their Dead Space one copies because of that stupid SecuRom.They pirated it ,because the pirated version works smoothly.

      Reply

    • Mike

      December 3, 2015 at 14:32

      One last thing.I think you need to look at the world from a wider angle.

      Reply

      • Hammersteyn

        December 3, 2015 at 14:49

        Ugh, you again, 3 months later…

        Reply

        • Mike

          December 3, 2015 at 18:19

          I’m sorry I don’t remember you.

          Reply

          • Hammersteyn

            December 4, 2015 at 08:01

            Good

          • Mike

            December 4, 2015 at 23:33

            Why?.Are you a sociopath?.

          • Hammersteyn

            December 7, 2015 at 07:39

            Yes

          • Mike

            December 7, 2015 at 11:51

            No, I think that you’re a good person and a dedicated gamer.I myself don’t like piracy ,but as I mentioned before I can’t afford buying 5 times expensive video games.

        • Juan Rincon

          April 3, 2016 at 17:21

          Your point is there, you are right, but the world will never be perfect, i pirate when its necessary, i pirate to see that the content is good, i pirate because to be fair when it comes being the bad guy. if the world was full of good guys( and i know this sounds like shit) there would always be another group that will make the company hurt. if pirates would stop torrenting, there is gonna be another group to hurt the company, may not be the same, could be worse, could be better. no matter what, theirs always going to be a bad guy in the cycle. Whether it be by piracy, scamming or law suits, there always going to have problems. what would happen if company does not have these little problems? it could go different ways. making the company better or getting greedy and making the end for there company. of course these situations are exaggerated, but non of the less its a point to be made. im with you that the company should get those 1mil back, but they wont, because it will just be taken by another group. we pirates enjoy free content, but we don’t enjoy the destruction of company’s business, they are the reason we have more jobs, its part of the cycle of life, but so are we. my point may be wrong in multiple ways, my opinions may not satisfy most of the people in this community, this will probably be viewed only by you, but none of the less, they are words that many people can agree on.

          (ps. spelling sucks sorry)

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    • Threshold

      February 19, 2016 at 16:14

      Which is literally impossible.

      Reply

  4. Viking Of Science

    September 1, 2015 at 16:15

    Yeah, starting to think those “Denuvo tanks performance”
    claims are BS, especially after reading about how well both MGSV and Mad Max
    are performing on PC.

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    • Jared Pryatel

      September 2, 2015 at 05:39

      Denuvo was bad when publishers were just getting on it. It’s gotten a lot better since then.

      Reply

      • Christopher

        September 3, 2015 at 00:36

        I’m doubtful that it was ever bad, since all “negatives” were anecdotal and piracy groups have a vested interest in demonizing it. For all we know, they’re all completely fabricated.

        Not to mention I’m not going to trust some random on the internet with zero credentials or testing methodology. There’s no way, to my knowledge, to know the impact of Denuvo on performance without being able to completely strip it from the software. The only people capable of doing that are those with access to the source code, and they don’t stand to gain anything from releasing that info.

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    • Justin Zerbel

      September 3, 2015 at 02:33

      The Denuvo drama has been around since the first game aired with DENUVO. people are always pointing fingers. But people have a right to blame something for some terrible ports we have received this last year. People are mostly blaming Denuvo because they can’t play the game without purchasing it so they point the blame at DENUVO. But i will say this depresses me also as i normally play before i pay. I’m not afraid to say it. I always play before i play. Look at the fiasco of terrible ports our poor PC”S have had to suffer through in the last few years. I’m all for DEMOING. I remember when PC Demo’s were a thing. And now people just download the full games play them for a bit and if they play good they purchase them. And that is where i’m at. And this whole DENUVO fiasco puts a stop to that. WHich is depressing You wouldn’t purchase a car without test driving it to make sure it feeds your needs, and performs where you want it at. This whole DENUVO thing is going to make companies lose millions of PC Users who purchase their games after testing and making sure they work like there supposed to. And Denuvo has nothing to do with performance issues. Performance issues are down to who makes the PC Port. THE PC Platform has recieved quite a few bad ports this year with DENUVO in it. Yes DENUVO in fact Messes up your SSD and mechanical hard drive. By sending massive amounts of Data through the pipeline and the hard drive has a hard time keeping up. So it crashes the hard drive or the game. Or in rare cases your whole damn system. DENUVO is not bullet proof and It is dangerous software to use For any application. DENUVO is not without it’s risks.

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  5. Jared Pryatel

    September 2, 2015 at 05:39

    Sad. I didn’t want to give Konami any more money.

    Reply

  6. Nexusjob

    September 2, 2015 at 10:17

    No matter how many times it’s explained I keep reading articles in which denuvo is called a DRM. It is NOT a drm, it’s an anti tamper mechanism.

    Reply

    • Justin Zerbel

      September 2, 2015 at 17:08

      People are used to the term DRM That’s why. Denuvo is DRM. It prevents you from playing the game so it’s still DRM but just a harder version to crack.

      Reply

      • Nexusjob

        September 2, 2015 at 17:16

        people are used to the wrong term because articles almost always use the wrong term. Of course the end result is similar, making it harder to pirate games, but DRMs and denuvo really are two different things. Denuvo itself explain it rather clearly on their site, denuvo dot com, I’m surprised so few people make the distinction

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        • Pulp

          September 3, 2015 at 01:43

          oh well if denuvo says so

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        • Phillip Lamb

          September 9, 2015 at 00:19

          No they aren’t It stands for Digital Rights Management. Which is exactly what Denuvo does.

          Reply

      • RustedFaith

        December 5, 2015 at 12:29

        Digital Rights Management and anti tamper software are 2 different ballgames but I get what you are saying the idiots out there thinks DRM are anti cheat software but its not.

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    • Sevic

      September 4, 2015 at 09:43

      It is DRM, just because its developers claim it isn’t doesn’t make it true. Ever heard of the concept propaganda? That’s exactly what they are doing, they falsely claim it isn’t DRM so ignorant people don’t apply the negative stigma to it. Do you even know that DRM isn’t just “copy protection”? DRM stands for “digital rights management” which is a broad term that refers to systems designed to control what a person can do with digital content/devices (ie: their rights) which encompasses ANY of the following: use (ie: execution/viewing/listening), copying, modification and distribution. And what does Denuvo do? They say it’s anti-tamper which prevents the debugging and modification of the executable code of which is part of the content, now doesn’t this prevention constitute as a form of control over what a person can do with the content as it controlling both their use (preventing debugging/reverse engineering) and modification of the content? Exactly how isn’t that DRM, just because its developer says so which you are ignorant enough to believe at face value? Whether they refer to it as such doesn’t matter and neither does whether it feature copy protection mechanisms (pro-tip: DRM doesn’t have to prevent copying), the undeniable fact is its purpose is to control how a person can use and modify the content and thus constitutes it as DRM.

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  7. 12 Bravo

    September 2, 2015 at 17:39

    Dont worry it will be cracked soon.. Working on it

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    • Escamilla 89

      September 3, 2015 at 23:05

      I hope because in my freacking country the game costs 120 us.

      Reply

  8. nojnojnoj

    September 3, 2015 at 00:57

    this makes me laugh it will probaly be cracked within weeks if not days. writing stories about uncrackable DRM is funny.

    Reply

    • WitWolfy

      September 3, 2015 at 12:38

      Tell that To SimCity and I think the other one was Fifa?

      Reply

      • Justin Shepherd

        September 3, 2015 at 15:52

        do you want me to link you a torrent to SimCity so you can test it yourself?

        Reply

        • WitWolfy

          September 3, 2015 at 15:56

          Dude I was referring to when it was released. It only got cracked after the whole Online DRM crutch got removed.

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      • nojnojnoj

        September 9, 2015 at 19:52

        and its cracked. comparing games that use server sync to just straight offline DRM is a terrible comparison. even servers can be emulated and sim city was cracked pretty quickly considering they had to write server emulators.

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        • WitWolfy

          September 10, 2015 at 07:52

          You’re acting like that happened in a span of 24 hours. It took Skidrow 4 months to get that “emulated server” to work.

          Reply

  9. David Grimm

    September 3, 2015 at 14:30

    Bookmarking this. I’ll be back in a week when both games are cracked.

    Reply

  10. Justin Shepherd

    September 3, 2015 at 15:50

    damn it. how am I suppose to play now?

    Reply

  11. Hiro Protaganist

    September 3, 2015 at 21:47

    • Escamilla 89

      September 3, 2015 at 23:05

      they are not cracked dude just game files

      Reply

      • Hiro Protaganist

        September 5, 2015 at 23:25

        I was aware. The point was, its only a matter of time.

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  12. fimbles101

    September 4, 2015 at 01:23

    I pirate games, Not because i am evil but because i usually can not afford them. All denuvo does is punish the people with mid range systems that will lose performance, Im sad i can not play but also cant afford to go and buy a copy.

    Pirates do not purchase games just because you make them unpiratable. Your wasting your time and money punishing people who cant buy your product even if they wanted to.

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  13. Queen Anne's Revenge

    September 4, 2015 at 14:03

    Fine by me. I have plenty of games on my backlog I still haven’t gotten around to playing. In the end I don’t have to pay money, while you do.

    I don’t want to give Konami my money anyway. Kojima isn’t getting the credit or compensation he deserves. Two birds with one stone.

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  14. TheSnark

    September 6, 2015 at 01:15

    1. Denuvo isn’t DRM, it’s anti-tamper.

    2. “I’d have no problem with Denuvo, because I do believe that creators should be able to protect their intellectual property.”

    2.a I wish it was that simple

    The multi-million dollar games you probably review are not the intellectual property of their creators, but the properties of the publishers and the studios. Held in trust if you will.

    3. Whether or not PIRRATESSS (yarr!) play it, how is this relevant to gamers in any way? What is the vested interest? I have yet to see real evidence that piracy is hurting the end users of games.

    You can argue that piracy hurt’s the end users but this remains to be tangibly seen. Away from triple A there is bountiful growth in fun free and indie games, pointing to a thriving industry…

    Is this about jealousy towards software pirates?

    4. If you’d review the history of software protection, you’d see that pirates have always been the excuse for poorly implemented software protection and lack of customer support. Having problems with your game? Pirates did it lol, no refunds.

    “With Denuvo being the only DRM that isn’t cracked within minutes, it’s
    incredibly likely that we’ll start seeing more publishers jump on the
    Denuvo bandwagon in the very near future – and while it certainly won’t
    end game piracy, it’ll likely put a small, but sizeable dent in it. At
    least amongst those who have to play things on, or as close to release
    as possible.”

    If more developers use Denuvo, won’t more pirates try to crack it????

    – Criticism for fun

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    • Connor James Cahill

      September 29, 2015 at 00:40

      Saying Denuvo isn’t DRM is like saying murdering someone isn’t murder.

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      • TheSnark

        September 29, 2015 at 06:39

        No.
        Saying Denuvo isn’t DRM is like saying a bullet isn’t a gun.
        Denuvo makes reverse engineering harder, that’s it.
        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denuvo

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        • Connor James Cahill

          October 2, 2015 at 16:29

          What does it do? Protects the rights of digital content by managing it. That’s what I would call DRM.

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          • TheSnark

            October 2, 2015 at 20:50

            From an engineering perspective Denuvo is on par with ASProtect, Themida, or Armidillo. Not Starforce or Securom.

            look, the distinction I made is subtle, irrelevant to the typical passive consumer. It’s okay that you don’t get it. My point only matters for technical analysis. “Sure” Denuvo is DRM, if that makes you happy.

  15. Juanzaz

    September 6, 2015 at 21:10

    You ‘re a piece of xenophobic!, attempt journalist…, unfortunately you dont got any intellectual property to protect!

    Reply

  16. Juanzaz

    September 6, 2015 at 21:10

    You ‘re a piece of xenophobic!, attempt journalist…, unfortunately you dont got any intellectual property to protect!

    Reply

  17. Phillip Lamb

    September 9, 2015 at 00:04

    The media keeps saying these things, but it doesn’t make them any more true. MGS5 was cracked with a week (probably less, but testing takes time…). Mad Max will follow soon, and someone will eventually be cracking the much lauded Denuvo (as an anti-piracy measure. Not a performance one) the day of release.

    The only reason it took so long on the other games is because there wasn’t much interest in them to begin with. DAI was cracked in 3 days, and Batman was cracked day of release.

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  18. shaggy

    September 9, 2015 at 23:32

    face it, Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain got cracked. 3DM did it again. Denuvo is

    just another try, but ends up getting cracked like everything else. Support the developers if you think the game is good.

    Reply

  19. kirkstefanski

    September 10, 2015 at 14:12

    yup.

    Reply

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