Fallout games have never really been put together particularly well, but that's what gives them a lot of their charm. Would Fallout New Vegas really be the same game if Doc Brown's head didn't creepily spin around from time to time, or if bodies didn't clip into the ground slightly and result in a horribly malformed ragdoll of a human being? Basically, they're very buggy, which makes the fact that Fallout 3's sunlight has been secretly broken ever since launch not all that surprising.
Denuvo has been removed from Ghostwire: Tokyo
18.04.2024 - 12:23 / videogameschronicle.com / Shinji Mikami / Bethesda Softworks / Tango Gameworks / Tom Ivan
Bethesda has removed Denuvo anti-tamper technology from the PC version of Ghostwire: Tokyo.
It was removed from the Tango Gameworks title on April 17, according to the independent Steam tracking service SteamDB.
Denuvo was added to the game last April, over a year after its original release. It arrived as part of a wider update which also introduced new story missions, combat abilities and a rogue-lite ‘Spider’s Thread’ mode.
The DRM tech has been the source of controversy for some time now, as some players believe it can have an adverse effect on PC game performance.
Security software company Denuvo recently introduced new watermarking tech designed to identify leakers.
TraceMark for Gaming is described as a “pioneering watermarking solution” which “leverages the core invisible watermark technology trusted by Hollywood studios, sports leagues, and pay-TV operators”.
Billed as the first watermarking product aimed specifically at the games industry, TraceMark for Gaming can be integrated into a developer’s normal workflow and lets them apply watermarks to a game during development.
The tech can add both visible and invisible watermarks, with each copy of the game featuring a unique mark.
The aim is to help developers find out who’s sharing early code or footage of pre-release games by giving them the tools to track down where it came from.
Tango Gameworks’ most recent title was Hi-Fi Rush. Following its debut on Xbox Series X/S and PC in January 2023, it was released for PS5 last month.
Studio founder Shinji Mikami left Tango Gameworks last year and has since established a new company. Mikami is best known for his time at Capcom, where he directed the first Resident Evil, its 2002 GameCube remake and Resident Evil 4, among other titles.
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