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Fair enough. Aemon Send a noteboard - 20/06/2013 06:24:33 PM

I don't see how that could work, though. The DRM in question is pretty binary. Either you can play offline, or you can't. Either the disc you give your friend works on his machine, or it doesn't.

Even if you can sneak it in somehow, there's nothing preventing Sony from doing the exact same thing. Right now both companies have made a commitment not to include this kind of DRM. They're on equal footing. The fact that Microsoft was going to try to include it, while Sony wasn't, really doesn't tell you much. They jumped the gun a bit is all. They're no more evil or anti-consumer than Sony is.

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Aaaaaaand Microsoft does a 180. No more phone-home, used game restrictions, etc. - 19/06/2013 10:26:37 PM 1492 Views
No, it's cool...we didn't really mean it. - 19/06/2013 10:38:56 PM 960 Views
The technology is still there... - 19/06/2013 10:51:53 PM 793 Views
It's just software, of course it's still there. - 20/06/2013 02:03:35 AM 1040 Views
They'll sneak it in little by little. - 20/06/2013 04:21:26 PM 988 Views
Fair enough. - 20/06/2013 06:24:33 PM 966 Views
Not necessarily the DRM issue. - 21/06/2013 01:34:44 AM 856 Views
This is a win. - 20/06/2013 02:42:47 AM 843 Views
I'll not reward Microsoft for coming to its senses and covering its ass - 20/06/2013 10:15:09 AM 853 Views
Why not? That's exactly what's supposed to happen. - 20/06/2013 04:02:30 PM 1025 Views
Re: Why not? That's exactly what's supposed to happen. - 20/06/2013 07:11:15 PM 819 Views
Re: Why not? That's exactly what's supposed to happen. - 20/06/2013 09:10:25 PM 761 Views
I also hope this happens. - 20/06/2013 10:55:06 PM 744 Views
Ok, makes more sense with the body of the message. - 20/06/2013 07:00:36 PM 841 Views

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