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One question that often gets raised in debates over the touchy topic of piracy
is the impact of game pricing on the situation. Now
VideoGamer.com
has quotes from Miles Jacobson, as the studio director at Sports Interactive
chimes in on the topic, saying he's not sure there's a cure for piracy, but that
he feels it leads to higher prices, not vice versa: "I don't know whether there
is a proper cure for piracy without a change in society, to be honest," going on
to say: "I don't think it will ever be fixed and it is a shame because the price
of games would go down if the issue was fixed and we'd be able to have more
people working on the titles." He also discusses estimates of piracy rate that
go as high as 90%, saying, "So 90 per cent could actually be quite low," and
touches on the authentication issues that hit Football Manager
2009, saying the problem was cleared up relatively quickly. He also states
they do not have much choice but to use DRM: "There needs to be some kind of
copy protection in your product otherwise retail aren't going to stock your
product, so we do have to take some measures."
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