Following the removal of Denuvo from Tekken 7, Bandai Namco has also released this controversial anti-tamper tech from SOULCALIBUR VI. Alas, this is the second fighting game from Bandai Namco that does no longer support Denuvo.
SOULCALIBUR VI came out in 2018 on PC, meaning that it took the publisher more than three years in order to remove Denuvo.
As we’ve already said, the removal of Denuvo is most likely due to the compatibility issues that are present on Intel’s latest Alder Lake CPUs. Thus, PC gamers should be thanking the blue team for enjoying these “Denuvo-less” games.
It will be interesting to see what other games will drop support for Denuvo. A few days ago, EA and Warner Bros removed Denuvo from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Injustice 2, respectively.
Last month, Bandai Namco removed Denuvo from Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown. Similarly, Square Enix and Crytek removed Denuvo from NieR Replicant Remaster and Crysis Remastered, respectively. Additionally, 2K Games has removed Denuvo from Mafia Definitive Edition.
Stay tuned for more!
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Sophitia has some nice milkers in that header pic.
She always had great milkers
all the ladies in soul calibur have big knockers except talim; but, she’s 12 or 13 so makes sense why’s she flat chested.
Why don’t they age her up then
there’s only like a 1 year time skip from soul calibur 2 the 1st game appears in, and 4.
Intel is beating the scene at cracking Denuvo.
Who’da thunk?
The best thing about this whole debacle is how all the advertisers and enablers of this digital cancer have suddently gone quiet in pretty much all corners of the internet.
Alas? I’d say good riddance, DRM originating from Sony have always been nasty pieces of work. It lowers the performances, degrades the hardware, tamper with the OS and the gain it claims to provide to the publisher is controversial at best, as many research studies have shown.
Alas: an expression of grief, pity, or concern.
There is not only that connected with denuvo. Quite recently some denuvo games have become unplayable. https://twitter.com/alexbuckland96/status/1457380056716783619?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1457380056716783619%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pcgamer.com%2Fuk%2Fa-great-day-for-drm-as-denuvo-lapse-renders-tons-of-games-temporarily-unplayable%2F
Great game and cheap as f*k (5,46€ in eneba).
Wow this flop still had the cancer in it.
Intel PR team really is making calls non stop 24/7, the cancer is only good when affects the consooooooooooomer not when it affects the tribes men pockets and “image”.
I have a feeling we won’t see boobs like this in a Bandai Namco game for a long time