Vilmos, usually when a company buys out another they don't interfere with existing personnel or projects unless it's a hostile purchase unlikely in this case . However they can and will likely influence future projects. I do find it bizarre that Square would buy out Eidos though. The two companies ...
Nevertheless I applaud Maxis and EA for recognizing their existing DRM was a poor decision and that by taking a step back things will cool down until they can find a better solution. DRM is by no means an easy problem to solve and will likely be that way for ...
The thing that bothers me the most is that despite poor project management, never do I see improvements being made. Far to often people turn a blind eye to a situation and hope for the best. Maybe they recover costs, maybe they don't. One thing is certain, most never learn ...
While beneficial off with SecuROM's head , there are two fundamental flaws that we PC users have to endure while console owners reap the rewards. 1 This requires an Internet connection. Despite most have access to it, it still begs the question why a physically bought disc cannot be used ...
Advertisements have the power to go hand-in-hand with gaming, so long as it's done right and responsibly. Take for instance using a cool new Coca-Cola product/poster art that's displayed as part of the loading screen for a game. There's no harm in that so long as the advertisement from Coca-Cola ...
