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Technology, iPhone, Mobiles, Nokia, and Gadgets Besides, for every knucklehead seeding the game on BlackCats, Ubisoft can say, “See, piracy is a gigantic problem on the PC.” I think it's more accurate to say that piracy is a problem, end of. So again, do not buy the games, and do not pirate it; pretend they don't exist. Because if Ubisoft is even remotely successful with this new scheme, you can be sure other publishers will follow suit. Comments are closed.
Because if Ubisoft is even remotely successful with this new scheme, you can be sure other publishers will follow suit. This entry was posted on Sunday, February 21st, 2010 at 4:40 pm and is filed under Cool Gadgets, Other Gadgets,
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