

Company says DRM debacle has little to do with its unpopularity






Sources: The Consumerist, EA

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On the other hand
By KFZ on 4/11/2013 12:12:49 PM , Rating: 3
While much of that blog post was bad PR and a delusion that could be compared to defending the quality of pop music by the number of Youtube views, there is something to take away -- Moore actually passes by a point of relativity:

If gamers spent half the energy that they do lobbying, petitioning and redressing grievances with the company spitting out $60 blocks of foul entertainment criticizing companies (even governments) that have screwed the world in bigger and more costly ways, maybe we wouldn't have so many problems.

While there's much to be said over how EA is run as a company, the most dastardly super villain of earth is apparently a company that's most heinous plots include requiring Internet connections, vomiting on IP and being a fat, greedy bastard -- it's a bit of a double-edged sword to bury a company that produces what a lot of naive, greedy and uncaring gamers throw money at for EA to have sponge baths in cash. It can't be any more evil that people actually enjoy the products.

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