JaySama🌐
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JaySama🌐
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The Villain in Glasses | Content Creator, Voice Actor

Sony has provided a statement to GameSpot regarding the PSN license checks: "Players can continue to access and play their purchased games as usual. A one-time online check is required to confirm the game's license, after which no further check-ins are required." gamespot.com/articles/plays…

⚠️ Pirates say they’ve run out of games to crack. Because most Denuvo-protected PC titles can now be bypassed using new system-level methods. These aren’t always full cracks (more like temporary workarounds), and many require disabling security features. Meanwhile, Denuvo and publishers are already responding with updates, online checks, and stronger DRM.



Un usuario contactó con el soporte de PlayStation y le confirmaron que el tema del DRM es intencional, no un error. En resumen: los juegos digitales comprados recientemente requieren que la consola se conecte a Internet al menos una vez al mes.

Any PlayStation game purchased digitally after March's sytem update will reportedly now require an internet connection once every 30 days to validate the license 🎮 If the console stays offline longer than that, the games will not launch until you reconnect (via @MrZackXOfficial)

it’s always gonna annoy me how Sony was killing it with themes on PSP, PS3, Vita, and PS4 and then just chose to ignore it for PS5

2k and Denuvo work together to brick your game, requiring an always online connection: Recent reports confirm that Denuvo Anti-Tamper, in partnership with 2K Games, has introduced a new restriction in several titles including NBA 2K25, NBA 2K26, and Marvel’s Midnight Suns. These games now use a fixed offline authorization token that expires after roughly 14 days, regardless of whether your hardware or operating system has changed. Once the timer runs out, the game will not launch until you reconnect to the internet and get a fresh token. This is stricter than earlier versions of Denuvo, which only required an online connection after significant system alterations. The requirement is not clearly disclosed on Steam store pages, in the EULA, or at the time of purchase, meaning many buyers were unaware they would need periodic internet access even for single-player modes.

A PS4 user tested the CMOS timer situation and found that the game can get locked after around 30 days. Basically, if the system clock/license check breaks (like when the CMOS battery dies and the console can’t verify time properly), digital games may stop launching offline. Now that’s actually a bit worrying for long-term preservation. 🤯 via @desgamesyt

Every new car in the U.S. will be required by law to have tech that puts constant surveillance on the driver by 2027. AI in your car will determine if you're sober and fit to drive, automatically turning off the vehicle if it determines you're a danger on the road.

Jacksepticeye has revealed that he won't be asking Markiplier for advice on his Bloodborne movie "This is my thing… I have to figure it out on my own and do it on my own"

I don’t think yall are ready for this convo


