The issue with DRM

What about? His motion sickness or the lack of a meaningful plot? Or the ability to have the best weapon and armor in the game from level 1 instead of having to work for them? "Sandbox" play is great and all, but not when there is little in the way of plot.

I prefer to play my games whenever I feel like it instead of having to wait to find a wireless signal to connect every time I wish to play single player story mode games. It especially sucks having to connect to the internet when you're on vacation in the mountains trying to relax from a day of hiking and find you can't play your new dawn of war 2 game because there's no internet connection since you needed to log into steam to download the game you just bought the disk for.

 

I can agree with this. My problem is the ones that authenticate and connect every time that I play the game.

 

Assassin's Creed 2 is apparently a decent game, I will never know as I don't want to be logged onto the net just to play the singleplayer as my net isn't the most stable thing in the world.

 

I'm pretty easy to please when it comes to games. But, I don't really like any games that require you to be on line when you play for some sort of anti-piracy check, except for Half Life 2. It's not an issue of bias, I just don't have many modern games.

What I do have is a SNES and a Genesis, because I love Super Metroid and Sonic 3, among other titles.