BioShock Activation Not Permanent [Aug 24, 2007, 8:37 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Levine Talks BioShock’s Checkered Launch on Next Generation talks about
technical issues, outrage over being mean to the Little Sisters, and the
likelihood there will be a BioShock sequel. Meanwhile,
Joystiq interviews BioShock's Ken Levine about success and harvesting Little
Sisters covers similar topics, and includes the revelation that the reviled
SecureROM activation scheme will eventually be going away:
Given the internets and what they are -- with their tubes and all -- I want to sort of talk about the concerns people have. We take the concerns people have very seriously. There's been some concern like, "What happens if it's three years from now, or ten years from now, when I want to play this game. And, you know, Irrational Games has been hit by a meteor?" We will unset the online activation at some point in the future -- we're not talking about when. If people have concern about that they shouldn't be worried about that. This activation is for the early period of the game when it's really hot and there are people really trying to find ways to play the game without buying it. Of course, there are a lot of people who are legitimately trying to play it. We're not trying to be Draconian, we're trying to find a balance.
wow cool, do you try that shit in the movie theater and at restaurants too? How many waiters and theater managers tell you to fuck off when you tell them you didn't get your moneys worth?
I guess just playing the bioshock demo will not be enough for you, and as the game is still not cracked (despite the whining of many warez kids) its only those of us who aren't thieves who are currently playing (and loving) this game.
I guess just playing the bioshock demo will not be enough for you, and as the game is still not cracked (despite the whining of many warez kids) its only those of us who aren't thieves who are currently playing (and loving) this game.
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