April 10, 2025 - 16:21

Ubisoft has stirred controversy by stating that players of The Crew cannot justifiably complain about the game's shutdown, arguing that they "received the benefit of their bargain." The company emphasized that players never truly owned the game in a traditional sense, as it was always tied to an online service. According to Ubisoft, the absence of an offline version means that players were fully aware of the nature of the game when they made their purchase.
The comments come in response to backlash from the gaming community, where many fans expressed frustration over the discontinuation of a title they had invested time and money into. Ubisoft's stance suggests that players' expectations were aligned with the service model of the game, which was designed to be accessed through online connectivity. The company maintains that there was no deception involved in the game's operation, reinforcing its position on the evolving landscape of digital gaming and service-based models.
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Montgomery gamers unite for Fortnite tournamentMontgomery`s Parks and Recreation Department is bringing the battle royale to the real world with a Fortnite tournament set for May 29. The event invites local gamers to compete in the popular...
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Watch: What are the Enhanced Games - or the 'Olympics on steroids'?The first-ever Enhanced Games is set to launch, and it is already generating intense debate. Unlike the traditional Olympics, this new competition will openly allow dozens of elite athletes to use...
May 24, 2026 - 08:25
007: First Light drops last-minute Denuvo DRM bombshell, leaving pre-order customers and fans furious — Bond title risks FPS drops and strict online check-ins, Pirates eagerly await repack as day-one cracks become the normThe upcoming James Bond game, 007: First Light, has sparked major backlash after its publisher quietly removed Denuvo anti-tamper software just days before launch. Pre-order customers and longtime...