dailytech.com - 12/1/2008
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One of the most divisive topics in the music and gaming industry is digital rights management (DRM). DRM is the umbrella under which industry efforts to stop piracy via software protections fall. DRM schemes range in how restrictive they are, but they typically are invasive, sometimes installing ...
nzone.com - 12/6/2008
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nzone.com —
NVIDIA recommends that you update your system with
the following GeForce v180.84 driver for the best experience
on Grand Theft Auto IV: Download GeForce Driver 180.84 (Win XP) Download GeForce Driver 180.84 (Win XP 64-bit) Download GeForce ...
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Grand Theft Auto IV by Rockstar Games
uk.pc.ign.com - 11/28/2008
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uk.pc.ign.com —
UK, November 28, 2008 - It goes without
saying that there's a palpable air of excitement surrounding
the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto IV on PC. Featuring the same glorious core as its console forebears, this latest version promises to expand ...
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Rockstar Talks GTA IV PC DRM
gamingheaven.net - 12/3/2008
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gamingheaven.net —
Grand Theft Auto was a big seller on
the consoles earlier this year and deservedly so ...
It told the story of immigrant Niko Bellic's adventures through the crime infested Liberty City. The PC version is upon us now and there are some new additions, ...
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Grand Theft Auto 4 (PC)
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GTA4 to use SecuROM 7 DRM
DV Hardware —
... Rockstar Games unveiled the PC version of Grand Theft Auto IV will use the controversial SecuROM 7 anti-piracy technology. GTA4's DRM implementation isn't as bad as in EA's Spore, but it will still be pretty annoying: ...
Rockstar Rolls with SecuROM DRM for Grand Theft Auto IV on the PC
Maximum PC —
... from outraged gamers following Spore's release, or at least not the extent that they would take the anti-DRM crusade. Protests ran the gamut from blasting the title with thousands of negative user reviews on Amazon to not just making the game available on warez sites, but actively encouraging consumers to pirate the title. If you thought it might be awhile before SecuROM saddled another high profile release, think again. Despite all the recent raucous, Rockstar has decided to implement the DRM scheme on GTA IV for the PC. But before you cry foul and grab the pitchforks and ...
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