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Hackers Find A Way To Download Games For Free On Ubisoft’s uPlay
Last night, footage of Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon broke out (it’s now been removed). It’s likely the work of Russian hackers who found a way to trick the uPlay game launcher into thinking that they already own certain games according to Eurogamer — even if, in this case, the game isn’t out yet.
Ubisoft Wants ‘To Improve [Its] Relationship’ With PC Gamers
Ubisoft’s name has been mud with PC gamers for a good long while. Ending always-on requirement to play games and other DRM restrictions helped it somewhat, but it is still widely perceived as a publisher most interested in Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 titles — and for good reason, as Rayman Legends fans might say.
Ubisoft Bringing EA’s Games To Its Uplay Service
Well I can’t say I saw this coming, but it makes a whole lot of sense. While EA is still restricting the sale of its games on Steam, it’s now allowing Ubisoft to sell certain games on Ubi’s Uplay service. According to a statement from Ubisoft, games from Warner Bros and a handful of other publishers, will also be made available.
Ubisoft Launches Their Own PC Gaming Client, And Is Selling Some Games For $1 To Get You To Try It
Not one to be left behind by the likes of EA , Ubisoft officially launched their uPlay client for PC today.
How To Fix The Ubisoft uPlay Security Hole
Ubisoft has caught a lot of flak from PC gamers over their uPlay system, online-authentication DRM that most recently came to attention for being unavailable at exactly the wrong time.
Ubisoft’s uPlay Down For Everyone, Not Just You
Ubisoft’s uPlay, the online service largely used for validating the digital rights management on PC games, has been down for much of the day. If this is planned maintenance, Ubisoft didn’t do a great job of communicating that to its users, who are ripping the publisher a new one on its official forums.
PS3 Gets Exclusive Assassin’s Creed Revelations Multiplayer Beta
