Headlines spread across the net Monday morning of customers sabotaging Spore's Amazon rating in protest to its strict digital rights management (DRM), and by Monday night, Electronic Arts was already looking to the future: Red Alert 3. Executive producer Chris Corry (going by the username EASmudge) posted an update on the game's official forum last night (via Kotaku), revealing that while Red Alert 3 will use the same SecuROM DRM software that so upset players of Spore (and the PC version of Mass Effect before it), the implementation will be slightly less rigid in a couple of ways.
Thanks to their innovative approach to gaming, RPGs like Dark Souls, Final Fantasy VII, and Dragon Quest left a significant impact on the genre.
ES3 set things off, it's a shame they got greedy and decided to cut corners so the executives could get huge pay days.
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The Mass Effect N7 Day teaser has already been decoded, and it features Liara T'Soni talking about The Council, and The Geth can be heard too.
Better not bring back Shepherd from the dead with some half assed space magic.
@snowb420.
Yeah I saw that at the end of my play through as well. I think they will bring Shepard back….. or at least a mutant version turned villain. Lol
all i know is the spore DRM is quite annoying, really the only complaint i have about the game, otherwise it is pretty weird and fun