I'm shocked that EA is continuing it's current scheme of copy protection, after all of the consumer issues already reported with The Sims. Even more frustrating to me, is that I really was looking forward to purchasing Spore, which would be one of the first computer games I've bought in a couple years. (The last being Half Life 2, nothing new is interesting me it seems....)
However, EA is currently continuing it's draconian tactics of copy protection. Tactics that in the end serve to do little against dedicated pirates and directly harm consumers.
http://www.simprograms.com/?p=692
I'd ask that you seriously consider the attitude of EA towards its costumers, with this software. I'd ask that you consider that EA is charging you money for essentially broken software.
I will no longer be purchasing EA games and I encourage everyone to do the same. Limiting a user's ability to install a game, move it to another computer, is wrong.
I think the time has come for a class action suit against EA for selling broken software.
EA - if record companies have finally begun to understand the benefits of selling without DRM, what's stopping you?
2 months ago
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Ugh, what a load of poo. Glad I don't play any of theirs. Altho I gotta admit I was curious about spore after all this time, but forget it now.
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