There was a lot of big news from today’s Comic-Con International in San Diego, but this little bit might have the biggest eventual impact on actual comic books. ComiXology, the
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While E3 and all of its exciting new content may be winding down a bit with the convention’s end, PC gamers will probably be happy to learn that summer shopping
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Ever since Microsoft announced its DRM policies and the mandatory internet connection happening once daily, it’s been under constant attack by consumers. In a spectacular show of consumerism at it’s
Since Microsoft revealed the Xbox One, they have sparked many a discussion about the future and viability of used games. Gamers are worried that they would not be able to
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PlayStation fans are calling on Sony to not implement any form of DRM (Digital Rights Management) and to not block used games for the PlayStation 4. While Sony has said that
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If you are any sort of gamer, you’ve probably heard about the “demonic” and “communist-esque” always-on products. Over the past years, this thought train has been drilled in many skulls, but is
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Players may notice that games these days invariably seem to come with some form of DRM (Digital Rights Management). The most common of which we see in this day and
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In a recent interview on CVG, Crytek’s director of creative development Rasmus Hojengaard detailed his hopes for the next generations of consoles. First he covered how he would prefer to work
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