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SecuROM makes Tron: Evolution unplayable, server authenticating play shuts down
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Someone on the steam forums got a response from disney, so at least they're aware.
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Depends on the company but the usual rule is for small stock exchanges, like less than 5% transfer, a simple majority vote is required while for large stock transfer, like selling your majority stake, a 2/3 vote is required. This is done usually as a check against exactly what is being discussed.
There's going to be alot more of these stories in the coming years after Denuvo dies.
What should happen is these digital distribution houses (It doesn't help with discs obviously) should require a clean exe file for safe keeping for situations such as this. They can then release it once they get the OK from the publisher or the DRM stops working as intended.
What should happen is these digital distribution houses (It doesn't help with discs obviously) should require a clean exe file for safe keeping for situations such as this. They can then release it once they get the OK from the publisher or the DRM stops working as intended.
That's honestly surprising. Pretty good news at least. Too bad so many other games wouldn't even get that.
Newell likely has a majority.
This is something that would heavily depend on the articles of incorporation and how the company, and the board, have decided to handle stock. It is not a hard-and-fast rule that applies across the board. You're not going to have a shareholder vote every time someone sells private shares. You will likely have company regulations (many private companies prohibit it, some have specific rules, etc.) but all stockholders being required to approve isn't a universal thing.
Especially when you have things like dual class stock.
Besides, votes per share are a public company thing (and even then, in the case of Facebook etc isn't a thing because of the aforementioned dual class structure) and private companies have their own structures because they're not subject to disclosure rules etc.
Many private companies gain investment from places like SoftBank via the Vision Fund but the stakes sold do not have voting rights.
Anyway, I digress!
I seen someone on reddit mention that it's still playable via Xbox One backwards compatibility. I own a physical copy of Tron: Evolution on PS3, and can confirm that it still works.
SecureROM is PC only. It's not going to have any impact on consoles.
I should have asked if the online works. I was kinda curious about playing through and grabbing the achievements. Saw there's a few online. If there were actually people playing it, which I kinda doubt, but that'd be kinda cool and it'd be fun to take it for a spin.
We also have the unofficial cracks?
But that doesn't exactly solve the issue for people with a legitimate copy. Disney should simply step in and fix this.