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While the paying consumers are the ones treated like crooks and that’s bad. It gets cracked so fast that those who download the game benefit. In Denuvo’s case, there’s an argument regarding diminishing returns. Now, I know the company is just trying to protect their investment. Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite had Denuvo removed, however.ĭenuvo is plain bad, there’s no way around this. Resident Evil 7 was cracked in under a week, but Capcom has yet to remove it from the game. There have even been reports of Denuvo-based games being cracked in short order, even on the day of release! Even Capcom has had its fair share of games that shipped with the controversial service, such as Dead Rising 4, Resident Evil 7, and Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite. Unfortunately, I can’t see how they haven’t been paying attention to complaints of those who purchased a game with Denuvo. Well, to be honest, and this just me, I don’t think the Japanese PC market is aware of the issues that Denuvo presents.

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