Game cracking group takes a year off as a “genuine sales” experiment

Ars Technica
By Kyle OrlandFeb 9, 2016, 11:47 am92 pts
(credit: Orin Zebest / Flickr) A major game piracy group says it will cease releasing any its DRM- and copy protection-stripping cracks for the next year, ostensibly to examine whether or not its efforts have any material effect on game sales. But there's little reason to expect this "experiment" to yield any…

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