Don Mattrick says console will not require permanent internet connection to play games
'Not our first rodeo' says studio of online-only shooter Destiny
'If you don't want to connect to anyone else, you can do that,' says Yoshida
YoYo Games patches tool to remove 'destructive' security measures affecting legitimate users
Developer-publisher officially ends unpopular anti-piracy measure
Implementation dependent on gameplay and platform, says studio producer
New report claims the next-gen system will fight piracy with constant internet requirement
Witcher 2 'cracked within two hours of release' despite using SecuROM, says Marcin Iwinski
We continue our chat with Doug Kennedy, CEO of Reverb Communications
'If you're not making your customers happy you're doing something stupid' says Valve founder
Publisher apologises as Assassin's Creed and Splinter Cell titles go dark
'Vast majority' of Anno customers unaffected by hardware problems claims publisher
Hardware alterations eat into limited game activations for Anno 2070
Croteam sneaks unstoppable enemy into illicit copies of Serious Sam 3
But CD Projekt insists it will not resort to DRM technologies
Illicit file sharing 'a service problem and not a pricing problem'
'I love FM to have no DRM but dishonest people has forced us' Sport Interactive boss says
Portal publisher can beat piracy and make more money through quality of service, claims Gabe Newell
Negative community feedback changes PC DRM policy
Crunch, DRM and data-mining are all issues that must be explored 'on a moral basis', says game research professor
