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Denuvo Sues Anonymous Reddit Hacker Over Bypassed DRM on 26 PC Games
Gaming
14 days ago•1 min read

Denuvo Sues Anonymous Reddit Hacker Over Bypassed DRM on 26 PC Games

Zubiqo Take

"Suing a pseudonymous Reddit account won't stop game piracy, but it does give Denuvo executives something to point to when publishers ask why their expensive DRM keeps getting bypassed."

Mag 7
Kotaku
Microsoft Rolls Out Xbox "Disc to Digital" Feature as Sony Readies 2028 Physical Phase-Out
Gaming
about 2 hours ago•1 min read

Microsoft Rolls Out Xbox "Disc to Digital" Feature as Sony Readies 2028 Physical Phase-Out

Zubiqo Take

"Framing digital DRM tethering as a consumer convenience is a brilliant way to quietly condition players for the inevitable death of the used game market."

Mag 7
Tom's Hardware