24 Aug
What should be done in order to stop piracy on videogames ?
That’s what she said asked:
I think they should add bonuses to the boxes, like posters, stickers, art booklet, anything related to the game. I know sounds kinda useless but it would definitely make a difference.
Linda
I think they should add bonuses to the boxes, like posters, stickers, art booklet, anything related to the game. I know sounds kinda useless but it would definitely make a difference.
Linda
Jeanette
In-box bonuses certainly help, but I think the best way to stop piracy in it’s tracks, would be in-store game activation. While I question exactly HOW it would work, I have heard that game companies will require that the games be somehow “activated”, and that can only happen at the store counter.
However, the companies could spend years to work this out, while hackers could find a workaround in less than a month.
August 24th, 2009 at 7:10 pmThelma
They already do that kinda thing, bro. Problem is, that most of us don’t care about crap like that.
August 27th, 2009 at 11:57 amKathleen
I think firmware is best solution to piracy, and instead of including firmware updates in only a few select games like Brawl, Nintendo could make it mandatory for all games, so not updating wouldn’t be an option.
August 28th, 2009 at 6:17 amEsther
Well… ONE thing they could do is to start busting even the “Little Guys” who are copying games…
You see people posting ON THESE VERY BOARDS all day long talking about this type of hack or that type of system hack. If the “powers at be” started busting those people, you know that would discourage A LOT of young “Pirates”!!
But, I guess the big companies generally only go after the “big guys” out there bootlegging thousands of copies of games…
August 28th, 2009 at 3:14 pm