If you’re a fan of the Assassin’s Creed series and were wanting to buy the latest iteration for the PC, I have some bad news. It looks like the PC version of Assassin’s Creed 3 will be delayed about a month compared to the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions. The 360/PS3 versions will still be...

Now, here’s an interesting scenario as posed by Keith Ramsdale, head of EA’s Northern Europe division. Using FIFA as an example, he said “Imagine a player gets up in the morning, plays an online match on his 360 before going to work. On the bus, on his way to work, he practices his free kicks on his...

We’ve talked about in the past here on GamerFront about the different rumors surrounding the next Xbox system. Mostly, they’ve dealt with how the content will be protected, such as how the next Xbox will apparently not play used copies of games, and how it also might be going in a more digital direction...

Most of you already know that Ubisoft has some incredibly draconian DRM, since a lot of their games require that you keep a connection going with their servers at all times as you play the game. Well, what happens when those servers go offline? On Tuesday, February 7th, Ubisoft will be moving its servers,...

Ubisoft is a company that is notorious for releasing PC games laden with DRM. It seems that there is no length they won’t go to in order to keep paying customers from enjoying the games that they purchased. However, they’ve made a bold move that has left more than a few people scratching their...

Over the years Ubisoft has become the poster child for DRM. Time and again this company has released titles containing restrictive software that does little more than irritate paying customers, and at times render legally-purchased games useless. Over the last week, there has been an outcry surrounding the...

If you’ve recently purchased a copy of Driver: San Fransisco for the Xbox 360, you might have noticed something strange. You might have discovered that your Uplay Passport didn’t actually include a code to unlock multiplayer functionality in the game. That’s right, Ubisoft’s grand...

I can’t think of a gamer I know that actually enjoys knowing that their software is locked down with DRM. All too often the player’s rights are abused because the publisher is worried about pirates. The funny thing is that rarely does it actually deter such people, and only serves to harm the...