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Reclaim Your Game Clarifies SecuRom Dragon Age II Comments

By james_fudge

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Advocacy group Reclaim Your Game clarified comments it made about SecuRom, the dreaded DRM solution, making its way into Dragon Age II. EA and BioWare have said publicly that SecuRom is not in Dragon age II. While Reclaim Your Game acknowledges that the implementation of SecuRom in Dragon Age II seems to be harmless and doesn't do anything to systems that install the game, the group is not backing down from its initial claims.

RYG's Martin Pham says that the group has been in touch with producer Fernando Melo and hopes to hear BioWare's side of the story soon. He said that the site stands by its findings, and that the results could be reproduced with any "disc-based" version of the game. From the RYG site: Read More

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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on March 15, 2011 (boomark / email).

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