Ubisoft believes its restrictive DRM is "successful." It's wrong.

Ubisoft has confirmed that Driver: San Francisco is going to require an always on Internet connection on your PC

The developers of Super Meat Boy aren't concerned about piracy.

The Witcher 2 has gotten a patch that not only increases performance, but also completely removes digital rights management.

Some excellent news for PC gamers: Ubisoft has confirmed the removal of their controversial DRM measures from upcoming Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.

You know how it goes, one day you are being asked to type in the third word from paragraph 4 of the 22nd page of a manual, and the next you are dealing with genetically engineered company representatives. It’s the way DRM is going, this seems to be the only logical solution. Oh and thanks again GeoHot, you toss-jockey. Awesome …

There are numerous ways of adding copy protection and DRM to software. One of the oldest methods, used for years on PC’s as the primary method of enforcement, is serial codes. According to Dutch website PS3-Sense Sony may, in the wake of recent piracy-enabling hacks, start shipping PS3 game discs with digitally tied, unique serial keys. God, I hope not. …

Capcom’s latest downloadable release came out on the US PSN on 01 February. When Capcom released Final Fight: Double Impact last year, they did so with DRM included, but didn’t tell anyone about it. This time around, the moment you purchase BC Rearmed 2, you’re told “You must log-in to the PlayStation Network each time to play this game”. Capcom …