Posts Tagged ‘activision’
The FPS Subscription Model: Why Everyone is Right
In: Articles by Nicholas "Heartbreak Ridge" Sylvain
5 Aug 2010Since Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick is definitely on the short list of the most despised people in gaming, his words tend to garner an inordinate amount of attention. So, when in mid-June 2010 he mentioned in an interview that he wished Call of Duty would be an online subscription service, naturally the internets exploded. [...]
Feds Rule Hacking Your DRM Is Legal
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
26 Jul 2010Sometimes the good guys win. And today, that kind of win happened.
Today, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that owners of video games and other disk- and software-based media have the legal right to circumvent security features on their material — as long as they don’t pirate.
It beggers logic that we’d need a U.S. court [...]
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- Tags: activision, drm, electronic arts, legal, opinion
GameHounds Episode 27: The Second Trimester
In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers
2 Aug 2008Second trimester? Wait, who’s pregnant.
Nobody, but as we celebrate the six-month anniversary of the GameHounds Podcast, it occurs to us that this little baby of ours is entering it’s last three months before it becomes a human being.
In otherwords, this podcast spawn is almost ready to be considered “fully functioning.” Oh, let’s not kid ourselves, [...]
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GameHounds Episode 15: Who Killed E3?
In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers
4 May 2008Another week, another great GameHounds Podcast to tickle your funnybone and delight your gaming senses.
This week, Cooper Hawkes and Edie Sellers once again spar on all issues gaming. Well, not all, but a good amount of them.
What got their knickers in a twist? Let us tell you:
Hawkes and Edie get all soft and mushy about [...]
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