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  • Two Years After Release, Denuvo Removed from Resident Evil Village

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    Two Years After Release, Denuvo Removed from Resident Evil Village

    It comes a little late, but Denuvo being removed is always good news.

    In May 2021, Capcom launch Resident Evil Village. That launch, like many of Capcom's other recent PC releases, included the anti-piracy software known as Denuvo. Now, in April 2023, it looks like Capcom finally removed Denuvo from Village.

    The change was spotted through SteamDB. The change flatly says, "Removed 3rd-Party DRM – Denuvo Anti-tamper, 5 different PC within a day machine activation...
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  • Denuvo Removed and then Added Right Back to Gotham Knights

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    Denuvo Removed and then Added Right Back to Gotham Knights

    Warner Bros. accidentally removed the anti-tamper protection from their game for a time.

    For a brief moment in time, it almost appeared as though Warner Bros. did the PC gaming community a solid when they removed Denuvo anti-tamper from Gotham Knights. The controversial DRM has long been thorn in the sides of those looking to play games on PC. It aims to prevent, or at least slow the availability of, cracked versions of new releases, but it has often been found to be the source of...
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  • GOG Pulls Hitman from Store

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    GOG Pulls Hitman from Store

    This follows a recent controversy involving DRM for the game.

    GOG have pulled the 2016 version of Hitman from their store following a recent controversy surrounding some issues players took with the offering. GOG tends to pride itself on bring a DRM-free digital storefront for games. When Hitman was added to the shop in September, it relied on needing an online connection to access many features found in the game.

    Shortly after the game's release on GOG, the company had...
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  • Capcom Finally Fixed the PC Performance of Resident Evil Village

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    Capcom Finally Fixed the PC Performance of Resident Evil Village

    And all it took was the game getting cracked.

    An update for Resident Evil Village came out yesterday for the PC version of the game. The patch includes just two items listed in the changelog, but these two items offer big improvements for most everybody.

    First up, Capcom has added in AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR). This tech will allow you to push out some more performance from your aging hardware with a little hit to the image quality. We talked a lot about this...
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  • Latest Metro Exodus Patch Removes Denuvo DRM

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    Latest Metro Exodus Patch Removes Denuvo DRM

    You can now purchase without worry.

    Those who are very strictly anti-Denuvo in any and all forms may be happy to hear that Metro Exodus is now Denuvo free. The latest update for the game, released May 27, removes the anti-piracy DRM from Metro for all users. This includes the Steam release, Epic Games Store release (affiliate link), and the PC Game Pass versions.

    For many, it's long believed that Denuvo can negatively impact game performance. Some users also say that Denuvo...
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  • Rage 2 Updated on Steam to Remove Denuvo DRM

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    Rage 2 Updated on Steam to Remove Denuvo DRM

    Good riddance to bad rubbish.

    Bethesda announced that a new update was released today for the Steam version of Rage 2. This update, among other things, removes the always dreaded Denuvo DRM.

    Denuvo was included at the launch of the game on Steam, but was curiously missing from the Bethesda.net Launcher version that came out at the same time. Fans were a bit curious (and upset) over this. The ongoing theory is that Denuvo was utilized on Steam to prevent Rage 2 from getting...
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  • Players Reportedly Unable to Access L.A. Noire VR Due to DRM Issues

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    Players Reportedly Unable to Access L.A. Noire VR Due to DRM Issues

    For days now, a number of L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files players have reported that they are unable to play the game that they purchased due to DRM authentication issues.

    This issue was first spotted via the r/Vive section on Reddit and echoed on r/Games. The problem seems to be that the authentication servers are down, which leads to players being prompted to re-enter their product key despite their game already being activated previously. An ever growing number of ...
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  • Ubisoft Denies DRM as Cause for High CPU Usage in Assassin's Creed Origins PC

    If you have played Assassin's Creed Origins for the PC, chances are pretty high you're seeing some extremely high CPU usage. Many of the people complaining, myself included, have high-end CPUs that are at, or very near, to 100% CPU usage on every core. I have seen people reporting max CPU usage that have overclocked 7700K (and better) CPUs. My 6700K at 4.5GHz also sits near completely maxed out, making the additional toll of trying to stream with OBS almost impossible at framerates sitting at ...
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  • Ubisoft Denies DRM as Cause for High CPU Usage in Assassin's Creed Origins PC

    If you have played Assassin's Creed Origins for the PC, chances are pretty high you're seeing some extremely high CPU usage. Many of the people...
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  • Rime DRM Cracked; Developer Moves Forward on Promise to Remove DRM for All

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    Rime DRM Cracked; Developer Moves Forward on Promise to Remove DRM for All

    Earlier today it was reported that the DRM used for RiME was cracked. That DRM is, of course, Denuvo. Given that the game just came out on the 26th, this might be a new record for how quickly a Denuvo game was cracked.

    RiME's developer, Grey Box, had promised that if the DRM was cracked that they would remove it for everyone.

    True to their word, they are moving forward with doing precisely that.
    Hi everybody, We wanted to give you an update regarding t
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  • Rime DRM Cracked; Developer Moves Forward on Promise to Remove DRM for All

    Earlier today it was reported that the DRM used for RiME was cracked. That DRM is, of course, Denuvo. Given that the game just came out on the...
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  • Tales of Berseria PC - Demo and DRM

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    Tales of Berseria PC - Demo and DRM

    The demo for Tales of Berseria on the PC and PlayStation 4 was released today. PC users can download the demo through Steam.
    In TALES OF BERSERIA, players embark on a journey of self-discovery as they assume the role off Velvet Crowe, whose once kind demeanor has been replaced and overcome with a festering anger and hatred after a traumatic experience three years prior to the events within the game. Velvet will join a crew of pirates as they sail across the sea and visit the many
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    Tales of Berseria PC - Demo and DRM

    The demo for Tales of Berseria on the PC and PlayStation 4 was released today. PC users can download the demo through Steam.
    In TALES OF
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  • Oculus Removes Hardware Check DRM

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    Oculus Removes Hardware Check DRM

    Oculus has removed the hardware check for Oculus "exclusive" games. This annoying bit of DRM, introduced back in May, prevented non-Oculus users from playing games on other VR hardware (such as the Vive) and only allowed Oculus VR headsets to play purchased titles. People, namely those working on Revive, found ways around this that opened the door to easily accessible piracy. One of the more popular methods modified the software to allow sideloading of games. Revive's developer said that he did...
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  • Shawn Zipay
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    Oculus Removes Hardware Check DRM

    Oculus has removed the hardware check for Oculus "exclusive" games. This annoying bit of DRM, introduced back in May, prevented non-Oculus users...
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