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The Division 2 seems to be going retailer exclusive, as many retailers begin warning consumers that the game will not be available soon.

The Library of Congress has received a new set of exemptions to copyright protection laws that allow for expanded online game preservation.

Xbox One’s un-launched restrictive DRM policies made a surprise appearance during a live Killer Instinct tournament being broadcast on Twitch, in New York City on December 12th, 2013.

Project Phoenix is speeding towards its second stretch goal on Kickstarter, with $399,075 pledged at the moment of this writing. In the meanwhile we got some more interesting information about the game itself.

In one of the most spectacular 180 degrees turn of the history of gaming, Microsoft decided to backpedal completely on its DRM policies for the upcoming Xbox One console.

Update: With the new policies officially announced today the game sharing feature described below is just as officially (and unfortunately) scrapped. You'll still be able to share games with your family and friends, but you'll just have

CD Projekt RED, the the company behind The Witcher franchise, is known far and wide for their stance against DRM, especially on the PC, where they have an entire distribution service, GOG.com, that supplies DRM-free PC

Sony Computer Entertainment just announced during its E3 press conference something that is destined to make people talk and write for a long time. In a speech that was obviously and very openly aimed like a cannon

In my life outside of games writing I am the epitome of an optimist. Always seeing the good instead of the bad. Believing that there are companies out there that have my best interests at heart. Inside

Ubisoft has confirmed in an interview with Rock Paper Shotgun that it no longer requires PC gamers to be constantly connected to the internet to play its games. Stephanie Perotta, Ubisoft's worldwide director for online games said

GOG.com and CD Projekt Red have earned the love of gamers around the world with their treatment of their customers, with GOG in particular stepping far above and beyond the call of duty and offering a

The great folks down at CD Projekt RED, creators of The Witcher series, published a video today to say thanks to all the gamers out there who have purchased their stuff.

To the delight of gamers across the globe, many of the larger gaming companies in the market today are contemplating the true usefulness of DRM. Customers have always complained about the DRM, and sometimes rightly so; although

A new GOG.com commercial says everything you need to know about the company's stance on digital rights management. It involves a large man and a broadsword. If you know anything about DRM, this shouldn't surprise anyone.

It's been a long delayed trip for Retro City Rampage but on the bright side it looks like the delay has at least come with some good news attached to it, as it's been announced that the

Edmund McMillen has spilled the beans to VG24/7 on the retail edition of The Binding of Isaac. Unfortunately it will not come with the "Wrath of the Lamb" Expansion, as the retail edition is being printed right

If you've been paying attention the past few months you might already be aware of the fact that bundles are all the rage. All the cool kids are doing it, and not all of them are from

If you're an Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 owner, and an avid fan of driving games, you will be treated to two new succulent demos of Driver: San Francisco fairly soon. A single-play demo was released yesterday,

Ubisoft isn't the only one bringing back always-on DRM - Blizzard has their hands in that scandalous bucket, as well. While we know an MMO has to be played online, who said an RPG like Diablo III

Oh dear. Here we go again. On the game's official Twitter account, it was announced that the PC version of Driver: San Francisco would have the asinine DRM in it once again that requires a constant internet