News Tagged: online authentication

Assassin's Creed II and Silent Hunter V, both of which employ Ubisoft's new DRM scheme, are not the only new games plagued with DRM problems. EA's new strategy game Command & Conquer 4: Tiberium Twilight is evidently undergoing severe DRM playability issues...

If you've been following our news in the past couple of weeks, you should know all there is to know about Ubisoft latest DRM scheme, which continues to dishearten gamers everywhere. Mind you, word has it, and Ubisoft seemed to be sure about this as well...

Yesterday there have been reports on the official Assassin's Creed II forums about Ubisoft's DRM authentication servers crashing, with players having to endure lengthy login periods when booting up the game. For many people the game just locks entirely...

Pfff... aahahahaha. Poor Ubisoft!

Despite its determination and drastic measures to battle piracy, Ubisoft has fallen on stony ground with its latest DRM scheme, which continues to worry PC gamers. Word is spreading fast that Silent Hunter 5 -- the latest submarine hunter simulation from Ubisoft Romania -- has already been cracked...

I think you all might be interested in reading the news and what Ubisoft has to say about their recently revealed PC DRM scheme. Seriously, guys, what do you think of the whole idea?

Ubisoft latest effort in the eternal fight against piracy is installing a new DRM and online services platform, which is going to require a constant Internet connection. Players were troubled by early reports that if the connection got broken, they'd automatically lose progress in their single-player games...

PC Gamer reports on the status of the PC edition of Assassin's Creed II, which relies on Ubisoft's brand new DRM system, which we've reported about earlier. According to the report, this particular brand of DRM is one of the worst you're about to lay your hands on...

Well-known publisher and developer Ubisoft said that it intends to launch a new proprietary system to manage its PC gaming community and one of the first steps is making PC games accessible through Ubi.com accounts. Ubisoft has been known for controversial use of the StarForce digital rights management application...