| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Homepage Clearly the game was a runaway success, but the DRM was just not strong enough.It never is.Or, in case I am wrong, it almost never is.So rather than making good games, is the game industry really in the business of inventing and attaching to games the DRM schemes which win the arms race against crackers?It seems that if you limit your talent pool to paid staff whom you subject to performan
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