I’m a long-time videogamer. I have, if I can say so without sounding boastful, solid gamer cred. I’m not just some chump who ...

Canada is widely perceived as a nation with a more liberal and enlightened attitude toward matters of social relevance than our neighbor to ...

So how about that new Strategic Plan on Intellectual Property Enforcement, eh? Surely you’ve heard of it. It is, after all, the U.S. ...

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The word went out last week that analyst Michael Pachter thinks Ubisoft is doing a-okay with its always-on DRM for new PC releases, ...

Pop quiz, hotshot: Would you, as a parent, let your young child watch Saw or Hostel, read American Psycho or listen to Straight ...

The schism between casual and hardcore gamers is fun to watch. The hardcore crowd takes every opportunity to proclaim loudly and long that ...

The success of the 2007 RPG, The Witcher, put CD Projekt Red in an interesting situation. In the space of a single game, ...

The infamous RapeLay is back in the news, thanks to a breathless report by CNN warning that the game had “gone viral” after ...

Good news, everyone: In a single bold stroke, Electronic Arts has finally rid itself of the hated DRM bugbear once and for all! ...

I had an interesting conversation today about the recent implosion of Ubisoft’s new “always on” DRM scheme. In case you missed it, Ubi’s ...

The Entertainment Software Association, you may have heard, has been making noise recently about keeping Canada on the U.S. Trade Representative’s “Priority Watch ...