PC gaming will pretty much be limited to GOG, any old games you find on Amazon and the stalwarts of PC gaming Warcraft, Starcraft and Diablo. Between all off these companies deciding to use Steam activation as a DRM alternative (even for retail discs) and Ubisoft's genius move to require a constant online connection, I honestly feel that the PC gaming industry is doomed. Sadly, DRM is becoming more and more oppressive. Sure I could switch to console gaming, but that just isn't something I care to do (if you play games and use computers, why not save money and invest in a PC that can play games?). This is why I have not purchased a Steam game since they released Ninja Blade (which was only available in the U.S. More info in the PC Games FAQ If you have problems using a trainer in combination with Windows Vista, 7, 8 or 10 then make sure to run the trainer with. Decades from now, should I so choose, I would like to play my games, regardless of my internet access or the standing of a public company. Ninja Blade is a fairly straightforward button masher, so you can string your two main attacks, blocks, and jumps into various combos that you unlock as the game progresses. Ninja Blade PC OS: Windows XP/ 7 Processor:Intel Pentium 4 2.6 GHz or similar Athlon 64 Memory: 1 GB RAM Graphics: 3D Video card with 256 MB VRAM, GeForce 8600GTS/Radeon HD2600XT or higher DirectX: 9.0c Sound: DirectX 9.0 compatible.

Sure it is quick and convenient, but in the back of my mind, I know that I don't actually own the copy of any game that I have purchased. Unfortunately, I have grown tired of the Steam platform. Honestly, all of this restrictive DRM is exactly why I have been avoiding most PC games. I'd imagine this is something along the same lines. For example, any of the 1C games on GG that are listed as using SecuROM, that's what they use.

There are some games in the GG catalog that use a one time SecuROM activation at the request of a publisher that want some minimal level of DRM in place. I'd just hate to think people saw something on GG and presumed that the same was true if you bought them from Spiderweb direct. Good spot, as well - I am passionate about Spiderweb games, because they are the utterly huge, fantastic Ultima-type RPGs that have a tiny but loyal customer base. I wonder if it's some kind of error on the GG homepage? I don't think GG have programmers on staff to add SecuROM, especially as its proprietary and would cost money, Dougaiton: Yeah, the idea that Avernum has SecuROM is really bizarre, considering Vogel has posted a lot about DRM, and how much he dislikes current PC attempts at it.

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