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Capcom ajoute des DRM aux jeux "Resident Evil" sur iOS

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 18,2025

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Les mises à jour des jeux mobiles premium améliorent généralement l'optimisation ou la compatibilité. Cependant, la récente mise à jour de Capcom (publiée il y a une heure) pour Resident Evil 7 biohazard, Resident Evil 4 Remake et Resident Evil Village sur iOS et iPadOS introduit une système DRM en ligne. Ce DRM vérifie votre historique d'achats au lancement du jeu, vérifiant la propriété du jeu et de tout DLC avant d'accéder à l'écran titre. Le rejet du chèque ferme immédiatement la partie. Cela signifie qu'une connexion en ligne est désormais obligatoire pour lancer les jeux, ajoutant quelques secondes de temps de chargement avant de reprendre votre partie sauvegardée. Auparavant, les trois titres étaient entièrement jouables hors ligne.

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Les tests préalables à la mise à jour ont confirmé la fonctionnalité hors ligne. Après la mise à jour, l'invite DRM apparaît et le refus de la vérification met fin au jeu. Même si cela ne dérange pas certains, l’ajout de ce DRM toujours en ligne aux jeux déjà achetés est très problématique. Idéalement, Capcom devrait mettre en œuvre une méthode de vérification des achats moins intrusive, peut-être en vérifiant moins fréquemment. Ce changement malvenu a un impact négatif sur la recommandation des ports mobiles premium de Capcom.

Si vous n'avez pas acheté ces titres, des essais gratuits sont disponibles. Vous pouvez trouver Resident Evil 7 biohazard sur iOS, iPadOS et macOS ici. Resident Evil 4 Remake est disponible sur l'App Store ici, et Resident Evil Village ici. Mes critiques peuvent être trouvées ici, ici et ici.

Possédez-vous ces trois jeux Resident Evil sur iOS ? Que pensez-vous de cette mise à jour ?

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