"Make no mistake," said SEGA this week, "if one quarter of the people that usually pirate [Football Manager] switch to purchasing Football Manager 2012, the sales of the game worldwide would more than double." That was the eye-opening statistic used to justify Football Manager 2012 requiring Steam to play. In other words, more than 80 per cent of people playing Football Manager are doing so with a pirated copy.
Don't poke the Viper in the jungle unless you're ready for the venom.
Looks pretty solid, tbh, but I'm not sure how much it's going to matter if they don't fix the random crashes and network issues the game is suffering from.
KONAMI is planning to release the remake of SILENT HILL 2 for the PlayStation 5 and PC (Steam). It is being developed by the Polish game studio Bloober Team. The
release date for this title has been set for October 8, 2024. Along with this, the latest video has also been released, giving a glimpse into the atmosphere and system of the game.
If you own a Steam Deck and are looking to try out some new games, then this $12 bundle offering eight games may be for you.
You know what I care so little about these big companies games getting pirated as alot of them still make loads don't get me wrong I'm a gamer and do care for the bigger devs just not as much...But when people crack and hack indie games and put them up for download thats wrong suppose to support the little fella theres not been a single indie dev Ive spoke to that has not replied to me like a human being that just loves what his doing and will do his best to help you out if your facing difficulties using his stuff...the bigger companies on the other hand...
Piracy is pretty bad, games are cracked and on torrents before release date.
Its really bad you can get cracked copies of anything
The whole problem is exaggerated. Good games will sell. Mediocre games will get pirated and then uninstalled.
I don't care about piracy. Pirating movies is the same as pirating games. Piracy helps people try games befor they buy them also