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Prince of Persia is one of the most popular video games series in the world, but it hasn't seen a new release in over 10 years. That's why people were so excited to hear about Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, a 3D reboot. The game was eventually released last week and received great reviews from both critics and players. Unfortunately, Ubisoft has acknowledged a critical bug in their DRM which is causing the game to not launch for users who have been victims of piracy or hackers. They are working on fixing this problem as fast as possible, but without the ability to feasibly use any anti-piracy methods they need to find another way to stop people from hacking their software and stealing intellectual property before pirating it online. The DRM they are using is called OnLive Desktop , which has been known to have vulnerabilities in the past. The DRM is suppose to prevent you from being able to play the game without an internet connection, so these players who have never known that they were pirating illegally are unable to play the game just by connecting to their home network. Nightmare mode with 60 FPS smoothness, access to any of your downloaded files, and most importantly full access to any of your Uplay accounts without having the password. These are all features most people will want when they buy a game after downloading it illegally, but Ubisoft still thinks it's okay for them to kill everyone who doesn't pay for this game. At the time of writing, there's no word yet on if any of these DRM methods will be fixed in time for the Steam release in a few days, but if you're a pirate and have been robbed of your fair rights, don't give up just yet. There are options to restore your files and re-download them from Uplay. Get involved: Tell Ubisoft to stop demanding payment for software that is stolen from them. Tell them to give gamers their right back, so they can play their own games instead of being forced to pay for another company's. Read more: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/oct/13/prince-of-persia-forgotten-sands-fixing-drm [/ARTICLE] This article is a featured article, and considered to be one of the most informative on this wiki. Prince of Persia: the forgotten sands was officially released on October 5, 2014, after an approximate 9 month delay. The game was developed by High Voltage Software and published by Ubisoft as a sequel to 2010's Prince of Persia: the two Thrones (PS3). Since its release, the game has gotten 'positive' reviews from established gaming websites such as GameSpot and IGN. But the game has also received its fair share of negative reviews, or 'mostly negative', from other websites such as Steam. While the game was in the process of being developed that is when reports were coming in stating that Prince of Persia: the forgotten sands was having many problems with its save system. Players were having issues with save data disappearing for no reason, which prompted an outrage from gamers around the world. The game would sometimes not allow players save data to be uploaded to Uplay, and even if it did, players would lose their progress after completing a level for some unknown reason. Not only was this happening to players on console systems but also to PC users. cfa1e77820
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