I think it's noteworthy now, but it'll be commonplace once we're completely locked out of our own hardware. Even crappy DRM is useful though. As long as it th

I think it's noteworthy now, but it'll be commonplace once we're completely locked out of our own hardware. Even crappy DRM is useful though. As long as it thwarts casual copying, the only way to pirate a game is to get it off the internet which means trusting someone you've never met. The risk of malware / ransomware in that scenario is high enough for the combination to act as a reasonable deterrent IMO.