Posted July 09, 2011
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Posted July 09, 2011
It may be a sad fact that CDP will lose that they breached the contract by removing DRM without NB permission.
If that's the case NB will see the end of me buying any games published by NB. also it's morally unethical to witheld payment to CDP which is rightly theirs. I believe CDP should sue NB for this instead
If that's the case NB will see the end of me buying any games published by NB. also it's morally unethical to witheld payment to CDP which is rightly theirs. I believe CDP should sue NB for this instead
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Posted July 09, 2011
archaven: It may be a sad fact that CDP will lose that they breached the contract by removing DRM without NB permission.
They fought for weeks over the DRM leading up to the release, so I find it hard to believe that they wouldn't include some kind of provision that allows them to remove the DRM at their discretion once it's rendered irrelevant by piracy. It's pretty obvious that they always planned on taking it out, after all. Suppose it all comes down to the phrasing in the contract.
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Posted July 09, 2011
Regardless of how the court ruling turns out, it won't look good for Namco-Bandai.
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Posted July 09, 2011
I'm referring to the fact that NB is suing CPD for removing DRM without the former's expressed "permission". I don't think PC users react well to that.
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Posted July 09, 2011
archaven: What makes you so confident about it? I hope CPD wins though.. kinda regretted i bought the retail (physical) copy too.. The paper map where it was over-folded kinda easily teared.
Luckiliy i bought GoG version too.
vAddicatedGamer: I'm referring to the fact that NB is suing CPD for removing DRM without the former's expressed "permission". I don't think PC users react well to that. Luckiliy i bought GoG version too.
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Posted July 09, 2011
Is Atari involved in this at all? They don't seem to care about the DRM being removed.
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Posted July 09, 2011
vAddicatedGamer: I think Atari was bought over by NB, and NB is the one who is concerned about DRM removal.
Atari Europe was taken over by Namco Bandai. Here's a link to a few very interesting articles on Namco Bandai and it's planned futures.
http://www.mcvuk.com/search/Atari+Europe+becomes+Namco+Bandai
GO GED TEAM!!
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Posted July 09, 2011
Yeah it's strange that NB would make a ruckus about the DRM but not Atari (US).
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Posted July 09, 2011
vAddicatedGamer: I think Atari was bought over by NB, and NB is the one who is concerned about DRM removal.
Flitters: Atari Europe was taken over by Namco Bandai. Here's a link to a few very interesting articles on Namco Bandai and it's planned futures.
http://www.mcvuk.com/search/Atari+Europe+becomes+Namco+Bandai
GO GED TEAM!!
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Posted July 09, 2011
Not really as it doesn't directly concern them (Atari US) and legally they probably can't officially comment.
Maybe NB is still making payments? =P
In so far as being a subsidiary of NB, yeah. =)
Maybe NB is still making payments? =P
In so far as being a subsidiary of NB, yeah. =)
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Posted July 09, 2011
Wiki only says "In May 2009 Infogrames Entertainment, SA, the parent company of Atari Inc. and Atari Interactive Inc., announced it would be changing Infogrames' name to Atari, SA."
The one mention of NB is "Namco Bandai has purchased a 34% stake in Atari Europe on May 14, 2009, paving the way for its acquisition from Infogrames."
The one mention of NB is "Namco Bandai has purchased a 34% stake in Atari Europe on May 14, 2009, paving the way for its acquisition from Infogrames."