Batman: Arkham Asylum designed to inconvenience pirates

Pirated versions will not allow players to use the 'glide' function

Batman: Arkham Asylum designed to inconvenience pirates

Haha that's awesome! It's great that they are fighting pirates in original ways. :D

But the thing is I like to crack my games just to keep them from getting damaged... yeh the developers see this as a problem when it comes to piracy but what about our legit versions will we still see the exact same problem should that happen???

hahahahahaha. Smooth. Way to go Eidos. They should of kept their mouths shut till they get a list of users lol

Now that is how you fight Piracy. Good one Edios/Rocksteady. More Devs should do something like this instead of other DRM. Only way to fix this is to actually debug the code of the entire game. Wonder if anybody will find away around this.

MW 2 Anti-Piracy Mechanism. You Fire button has been disabled. LOOOOOL!

Sorry about ur issue Syco.

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Originally Posted by sycogrim

But the thing is I like to crack my games just to keep them from getting damaged... yeh the developers see this as a problem when it comes to piracy but what about our legit versions will we still see the exact same problem should that happen???

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Use something like daemon tools or clone drive and create an image. Works just like the original disc and is totally legal. Plus you save your discs.

Good job Eidos. This is a good method even if I personally do prefer the free content for those who register a legitimate copy method.

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Originally Posted by Stefan9

Use something like daemon tools or clone drive and create an image. Works just like the original disc and is totally legal. Plus you save your discs.

Good job Eidos. This is a good method even if I personally do prefer the free content for those who register a legitimate copy method.

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yeh but doesnt that make a huge image of ur discs and then u still gotta find DRM software to prevent it from giving u kak and all that.... :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by sycogrim

yeh but doesnt that make a huge image of ur discs and then u still gotta find DRM software to prevent it from giving u kak and all that.... :rolleyes:

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Storage is cheap these days. There are drawbacks to playing with the disc or playing with an image. You have to decide which you prefer.

Daemon tools and Clone drive both provide software to bypass the drm. Again totally legal as long as you own a legal copy of the game.

oh ok cool... coz ive never imaged a disc before so this is gonna be interesting :D lets see how clever syco really is shall we :p

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Originally Posted by sycogrim

oh ok cool... coz ive never imaged a disc before so this is gonna be interesting :D lets see how clever syco really is shall we :p

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/IS that like a trick question?:cool: