This may be good for game companies, bad for consumers because SF has a lot of compatibility issues let alone other things like many gamers take offense to the fact that when installing the game, nowhere does it state additional drivers are installed. This is relevant to this discussion because unfortunately, SC:CT is a big franchise game for PC gamers and did well enough that I am sure other companies (UBISoft publishes it) will start to use it now that it has been proven effective and this will mean the end to NO-CD cracks in the near future.
Splinter Cell: Choas Theory is currently the "test bed" product for this new copy protection scheme and apparently it is working as planned as many pirate groups have given up on cracking it. files, even video files - And not just the core executable where 99% of most CD-Protection schemes lay. The only copy protection that hasn't been officially "cracked" is StarForce.īecause it installs drivers into your system* that authenticate not just the disc, but also individual game files - like sound files, ini.
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