Just Cause 3's use of anti-piracy software from Denuvo Software Solutions GmbH prompted Bird Sister's aforementioned claim on the end of video game piracy. Just two weeks ago, The Witness was recently released to critical and commercial success, but creator Jonathan Blow bemoaned the fact that, despite all the attention, The Witness was still getting heavily pirated.
December 2015 saw the release of Avalanche Studios' Just Cause 3, but eager pirates looking to get their hands on the game were sorely disappointed when 3DM couldn't crack it. This announcement from 3DM caps off a series of notable video game piracy incidents in the last few months. "We'll take a look at the situation in a year's time to see if genuine sales have grown." Starting at the Chinese New Year, 3DM will not crack any single-player games. The goal is to stop pirating and measure the impact it has on video game sales.
Today, she made another major announcement that 3DM would stop cracking single-player games.īird Sister wrote on her blog that the group intends to stop cracking any single-player games for a year starting from February 8.
Just a month ago, the creator of the prominent Chinese cracking forum 3DM, "Bird Sister," made a bold claim that video game piracy could end in two years. Video game privacy has been a hotly-debated topic in the industry for a number of years now, but recent weeks has seen the issue take up most of the spotlight. China-based video game cracking group 3DM has announced that the team will stop cracking single-player games in an effort to measure the impact it has on sales.
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