Comment Re:1000+ a day is trivial have you thought of amaz (Score 1) 298
Do you possbly work for Proto Networking?
DRM-Free Classic Games Store Opens To Public 122
arcticstoat writes "With all the controversy surrounding DRM in games at the moment, one games store has decided to buck the trend, proudly proclaiming that all its games are DRM-free. First announced back in July, Good Old Games is now in the public beta stage, which means that anyone can now access the site's archive of classic PC games, and you can do what you want with your game when you've bought it, too. 'You won't find any intrusive copy protection in our games; we hate draconian DRM schemes just as much as you do,' says the site. 'Once you download a game, you can install it on any PC and re-download it whenever you want, as many times as you need, and you can play it without an internet connection.'"
In related news, Stardock, the company responsible for the Gamer's Bill of Rights, is apparently working on a new copy-protection solution that will be friendlier to consumers than current schemes.
Comment Re:FrostWire (Score 1) 281
If the system is SOOOO bad on Slashdot, why not create your own? Or go read http://www.rnc.com/.The Mod system here is really a huge joke. When 2/3 of the people would consider a "full life" to be sucking on Steve Job's reality distortion ejaculate for 8.5 hours a day there's just too much editorializing being done.
Read: I am not saying that if you have alternate views you should p-ss off, I'm saying if the site your reading irratates you, stop reading it!
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