> Vocal game DRM opponents actually refer to a small section of the games landscape (AAA with Denuvo, mostly), so it's really something players love to hate. I

> Vocal game DRM opponents actually refer to a small section of the games landscape (AAA with Denuvo, mostly), so it's really something players love to hate. It's not even that so much as "what the fuck is wrong with these companies?" For example, I got the cracked version of Spore back when it was released because the official disk's DRM installed something that bricked Windows. Had to wipe it and start over. From what I've heard this was an outlier (Spore's DRM being worse than most), but invasive DRM on PC games like that has always been about as bad as it can get. I've never heard of anything remotely like that from book/tv/movie DRM.