No Prince of Persia DLC For PC

[aaron552]

And I was just starting to feel that I liked Ubisoft. They *do* release some good games every now and then. But this is ridiculous.
The no-DRM idea was great. Look at other DRM-free games (eg. Sins of a Solar Empire). They are as hit by piracy as anything else. That doesn't stop them being successful, though. The way you make DRM-free work is to give the customers a reason to buy the game over pirating it. Sins of a Solar Empire does this by only providing updates to paying customers.
This move by Ubisoft has guaranteed that I will *not* buy this game. Punishing paying customers for piracy is a joke and a bad one at that.
Now I'm off to find a torrent.

 

[Velocirapture07]

Ugh... The plethora of fallacies of logic!
*head explodes*

Haha, I don't get your response. I'm sure it's something mildly amusing though. I wish I could play more pc stuff and get in on the whole DRM SUCKS movement....but alas my computer is made from scrap pieces found in a New Jersey Landfill and pieced together by an inept Hobo in the year 1995.

 

[PsyberGoth]

Congratulation Ubisoft, on successfully shitting all over your PC consumers once again.

 

[Tech Team FTW!]

So they wont release the DLC for PC. Why did they even release PoP on PC in the first place?

 

[Gremmyent]

I wouldn't pay for something that should have been in the game in the first place. Taking out the bloody ending and making people pay $10 for it is criminal enough.

 

[zzyss]

Might it have something to do with the fact that there is no common infrastructure for them to shaft... er, I mean sell the DLC to PC customers? Sure there's steam, but not all PC users will be on Steam. Whereas you have the PSN and Live on the console platforms.

Count me as one of the disappointed ones. I really enjoyed PoP, and would very much liked to have the DLC as well, but Ubisoft obviously don't want my money.

 

[AceDiamond]

On the one hand, this is probably a "take that" at piracy, on the other hand no matter what intent it's still a really dick move. What happened UbiSoft, you used to be cool then you weren't but then you were again.