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| ?becoming endorsed by modders and people that managed to transform the FIFA game into something much more impressive.Unfortunately, with the recent Grand Theft Auto 5, the studio snubbed the PC by releasing it first only on PS3 and Xbox 360, and delayed the PC versions for extra polishing until January 2015, while PS4 and Xbox One owners can start enjoying it later this month on their consoles.Rockstar has another surprise for PC usersWhile that wasn't such a bad thing, a new report coming from GTAforums claims that Rockstar is planning a surprising move with GTA 5 on PC, as it's going to employ a second DRM system to protect the FIFA game from piracy.More specifically, it seems that Rockstar has signed an agreement to use Denuvo, a fut 16 coins new generation DRM system to ensure that GTA 5 can't be pirated on the PC platform.Denuvo is already used by FIFA 15 or Lords of the FallenDenuvo is already employed by recent PC titles like Lords of the Fallen or FIFA 15 and uses a special code that changes constantly to ensure that the FIFA game is a legitimate version and not a cracked one.Unfortunately, it seems that the different technical issues and bugs encountered by both Lords of the Fallen and FIFA 15 on the PC are related to the DRM system, as it tampers with the actual game code and affects its performance. So far, the developers of both those titles, CI FIFA games and Electronic Arts, haven't gone into detail on whether or not Denuvo affects their products.While the current report is just a rumor, the Denuvo website has already updated its partners list to include GTA 5 developer Rockstar FIFA games and its publisher, Take-Two Interactive. Right now, however, the website isn't available, although a screenshot can be found above.Neither Rockstar nor Take-Two has commented on the use of Denuvo with GTA 5 on the PC platform. the FIFA game already uses Valve's Steam protection against piracy and requires FIFA players to have a valid Rockstar Social Club account in order to engage in any multiFIFA player activities. As such, the Denuvo system is present just to add another hurdle for pirates. Right now, neither Lords of the Fallen nor FIFA 15 has been cracked or pirated, so it seems that the restrictive mechanic is a success.Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Fends Off Both Assassin’s Creed Unity and Halo in the UK. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is on track to conquer the title of biggest video FIFA game launch of 2014, and the first-person shooter from developer Sledgehammer FIFA games and publisher Activision has managed to spend a second week at the top of the United Kingdom video FIFA game charts, despite strong challenges from both Assassin's Cred Unity and Halo: The Master Chief Collection.The title, which deals with a future conflict that involves exo-skeletons and futuristic weapons, has managed to perform well because it has a major fan base that's very interested in multiFIFA player action and in long-term progression. |
Warfare Fends Off Both
