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Source: www.gamespot.com --- 13 days ago
Publisher believes disc-replication firm responsible for 700,000 pirated prerelease downloads of its PC action game. ... Source: isohunt.com --- 6 days ago
Bit Torrent details: Category: Books Original site: http://www.mininova.org/ Size: 11.18 MB, in 3 files Seeds: 9 - Leechers: 0 - Downloads: 22 Description: N/A ... Source: www.montada.com --- 18 days ago
السلام عليكم عندي لعبة وحاب ابدلها وهي :ASSASSIN'S Creed صورة: http://www.tycromedia.com/images/PS3%20Assassin-s%20Creed.jpg نظام أوربي نظيفة جدا كالجديدة مع الكاتالوج ... Source: www.rhapsody.com --- 10 days ago
Floridian superstars Creed play punchy, Grunge-inflected rock. Big, open acoustic chords, rock-solid drums with sophisticated accents and singer Scott Stapps' powerful, earnest voice drive epic verses with introspective lyrics. Also watch for thunderous, sometimes beautifully melodic choruses. ... Source: bensbargains.net --- 17 days ago
BestBuy.com has Assassin's Creed for Playstation 3 for $30 + shipping. This is now the the retail price as it is now designated as a "Greatest Hits" title. This was one of the most anticipated games for PS3 this past holiday season. Check out this review and then go buy it. [ BizRate ] Other Greatest Hits titles for $30 include: Motor Storm , Call of Duty 3 , Resistance: Fall of Man , Ninja Gaiden , The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion , Rainbow Six: Vegas , Warhawk . ... Source: www.1up.com --- 10 days ago
Ass Creed indeed. ...
Source: business.scotsman.com --- 5 days ago
ANOTHER chief executive of embattled government research body ITI Scotland has quit – after just a year in the job. ... Source: www.timeout.com --- 9 days ago
'Work No. 850', runners sprinting through the Duveen sculpture galleries. ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 5 days ago
Aug 15: Ben Creed at The Punchline ... Source: odeo.com --- 5 days ago
Weathered ... Source: www.imnewswatch.com --- 19 days ago
Sen Ze's latest blog post is titled "The Internet Entrepreneur’s Creed". [Blog] ... Source: www.eurogamer.net --- 13 days ago
Wants USD 10m from disc duplicator. ... Source: www.actiontrip.com --- 13 days ago
As you should know by now, the PC version of Assassin's Creed was launched back in April. However, things didn't go as smoothly as Ubisoft planned. ...
Source: clanbase.ggl.com --- 12 days ago
A company contracted to reproduce copies of the Assassin's Creed game discs is being sued by Ubisoft. ... Source: www.gameinformer.com --- 11 days ago
Gamespot recently dug up new details surrounding the lawsuit Ubisoft is filing against Optical Experts Manufacturing – the company they hired to produce copies of the PC version of Assassin’s Creed. Why are they suing? Ubisoft claims that OEM leaked a pirated version of Assassins Creed PC a full two months prior to the expected April release. ... Source: www.driverheaven.net --- 8 days ago
I'm putting together a portfolio of my reviews/writing in case i need to re-apply for Journalism at college should i fail to obtain 4 "A* to C"... ... Source: www.independent.ie --- 13 days ago
Your correspondent ('Builders' fees go through the roof', Letters, August 7) who draws to our attention the continuing rip-off cost of building, has not understood the reasoning behind the final lunging of the wounded beast called Greed. ... Source: www.overclockersclub.com --- 13 days ago
Piracy is an ongoing problem in almost every industry nowadays, not the least of all, the gaming industry. According to Ubisoft, after Assassin's Creed was leaked six weeks early, the pirated version was downloaded over 700,000 times, costing it millions of dollars. But instead of going after those that downloaded the game, Ubisoft is doing the smart thing and going against the company responsible for the leak. Optical Experts Manufacturing (OEM) was contracted by Ubisoft to reproduce copies of the game disc, and Ubisoft set strict security procedures OEM had to follow. OEM ignored these secruity procedures and allowed an employee to bring a disc home, ultimately resulting in the employee uploading it to the web. Ubisoft claims it tracked the earliest iterations of the pirated game to the home of an OEM employee, and after an investigation, an OEM-manufactured copy of the game was actually found in the employee's home. Furthermore, Ubisoft claims that OEM admitted to ignoring the security commitments. Not only did this result in a direct loss of sales from those who downloaded the pirated version, but it also destroyed the published reputation because of an intentional bug it included to crash the game partway through for security reasons. People that reviewed the game based on this pirated version were very negative, causing confusion among prospective buyers. Personally, I think this is the type of suit that is needed. Going aft ... Find more results for Creed on RSSMicro.com |
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Ubisoft has filed a lawsuit against Optical Experts Manufacturing ( OEM ) over the leak of Ubisoft's hit PC game Assassin's Creed which hit torrents a full two months before it hit retail shelves. OEM had been contracted to reproduce copies of the game disc however Ubisoft claims "an extraordinary breach of trust and gross negligence" led to an employee of OEM taking a copy of the game home and posting it on the Internet 6 weeks before it was set to hit retailers. The publisher also claims that OEM had contractually agreed to security procedures to prevent any leak but that they admitted to not following through on these "security commitments." One obvious security procedure was to never allow the game to leave OEM premises. Ubisoft tracked where the pirated copy of the game came from online and found it to match the address of an OEM employee. A subsequent search of his home revealed a copy. The NPD Group says the game was purchased 40,000 times through retailers as of June, but Ubisoft claims the leaked version has been downloaded over 700,000 times, costing the publisher a fortune in possible sales. The publisher also claims its "reputation was hurt" by the leak, as consumers were confused by reviews of the leaked (and apparently bug-equipped edition) and the retail edition. Ubisoft is suing for copyright infringement, breach of contract, and negligence and is asking for $10 million USD for each breach of contract. Permalink | ...
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