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Denuvo sues game hacker for releasing ‘cracks’ for 26 games that remove its DRM protection
DRM company Denuvo has sued a game hacker for releasing ‘cracks’ for games that remove its protection software.
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DRM company Denuvo has sued a game hacker for releasing ‘cracks’ for games that remove its protection software. Denuvo’s anti-tamper software has been the source of controversy for some time now, as some players believe it can have an adverse effect on PC game performance.
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