In mid February Ubisoft announced that as a effort to combat piracy, their games (including single player offline games…..i.e. Assassins Creed II, Silent Hunter 5 & The Settlers 7) would need constant internet connection to play them.  This new anti-piracy was perceived as too strong of a method to combat piracy and didn’t go over well with PC gamers.  Fast forward to this past weekend where the DRM servers in the UK went down due to the high demand of people looking to play Assassins Creed II.  Ubisoft has since apologized to gamers who couldn’t play via their Twitter page.  Ubisoft claims that their server was “attacked” and this is what caused it.

Sources: Gamasutra, IGN, Gamespy

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Today is an important day in the history of Mininova. From now on, we are limiting Mininova.org to our Content Distribution service. By doing so, we comply with the ruling of the Court of Utrecht of last August.

Unfortunately the court ruling leaves us no other option than to take our platform offline, except for the Content Distribution service. According to the verdict (Dutch link) we have to prevent uploads of torrents to Mininova that refer to certain titles or to similar-looking titles. We’ve been testing some filtering systems the last couple of months, but we found that it’s neither technically nor operationally possible to implement a 100% working filter system. Therefore, we decided that the only option is to limit Mininova to Content Distribution torrents from now on. We are still considering an appeal at this moment.

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