UK game devs (only somewhat) concerned about piracy

Survey results published by TIGA in the UK suggest that devs are somewhat concerned about piracy, but realize that shifting models can help stop the problem.

DS piracy case costs man 2.5 years

Yoshiaki Asagiri has been in the business of bootleg DS games for just about [...]

Nintendo takes to the seas to battle piracy

…And by seas, I really mean “C”s which, of course, is referring to the [...]

Piracy exploit found in Wii… and being fixed

The term “hacker” may come with a negative connotation, but much of the homebrew [...]