DRM

GOG.com is taking one small step in offering DRM-free movies and TV shows.

You can now lend UltraViolet movies and TV shows to five people.

Feedback over Xbox One pushed Sony on a new path to undercut Microsoft.

Code found in Steam points to possible game sharing with other members.

One poll shows that the current DRM scheme with Xbox One will likely hurt sales.

The Xbox 720's "always on" requirement may have been confirmed on Twitter in a conversation between Microsoft Studios creative director Adam Orth and BioWare designer Manveer Heir.

Go modders go!

EA isn't banning gamers wanting refunds, but it's also not issuing refunds for digital copies. Gamers may be banned anyway simply for shooting off their mouths.

Fine, have it your way. Transfer Office 2013 to another PC if you need to.

Seriously EA, didn't you see Diablo 3's growing pains?

Apps sold in the Windows Store are apparently easy to hack.

Microsoft's patent wants to control content playback based on the number of viewers in front of the screen.

Move over Steam and Origin: here comes Uplay PC from Ubisoft with loads of discounts in tow.

Valve has joined Sony and Microsoft, saying that Steam users can't sue the company if they want to use the service.

It looks like always-online might be a possibility for Fortnite...

GOG is kicking off a summer promotion where games are pitted against each other to vie for your discount love.

The Pirate Party, a UK political party that wants to reform copyright and patent law, has posted its 2010 election manifesto online.