PCGA To "Take Up the Challenge of Piracy" 134
Ars Technica reports that the PC Gaming Alliance has declared themselves the "guardians of PC gaming," which includes finding ways to help gamers decide on gaming hardware, and to make progress on the issues of piracy and DRM.
"[PCGA President Randy Stude said,] 'The PCGA will take up the challenge of piracy, not to assume the responsibility that the ESA has taken on... rather the PCGA would like to address the methodology that publishers might be able to take to solve, or to do a better job trying to solve, the piracy challenge for their substantial investments in content.' The PCGA won't give a standard approach to publishers, saying it is much more likely it will release a series of recommendations to publishers, and track piracy on an annual basis to see if the problem is growing or shrinking. The PCGA is also working on methods for members to track how effective their antipiracy measures are once a game has been released."
The PCGA? (Score:3, Funny)
Isn't that the standard body for chimp golfing?
Re:I don't see what the problem is (Score:4, Funny)
Yes, and it's very tastefully decorated too.
Re:Tubal-Cain is a wikibastard (Score:3, Funny)
"Did you know that "654", is a variant on "69", which is used by the editor Raul654."
Citation needed ^_^