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Seems EA have paid some attention to the DRM	by sazzer	2008-09-15 02:09:05
Sorry EA, but I'm not buying it.	by ShadowSystems	2008-09-15 04:24:29
Okay, one thing I don't understand	by Arachnid	2008-09-15 06:28:49
the big difference is the activations	by Freakazoid	2008-09-15 08:41:55
previous games only required the disk to play which means you could install it 5 or 10 years later with no problems. Also: most DRM of that fashion has a tendency of going away with time. (gets removed with later patches) The problem with activations is the game no longer yours, you can't go back and play it years later. Another example: let's say EA goes poof tomorrow, you can no longer install & play your legally purchased copy of Mass Effect, Spore or the upcoming Red Alert 3.
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This copy protection can be removed with patches	by Arachnid	2008-09-15 09:04:22
very highly doubtful, that.	by Freakazoid	2008-09-15 09:15:38

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