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http://www.ubergizmo.com/2013/08/games-for-windows-live-marketplace-to-shut-down-on-august-22/
Welp. No more trolling in the forest in Dark Souls for me, then :D
So... Does that mean Microsoft will sell games DRM-free now ?
One down, three to go...
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Licurg: So... Does that mean Microsoft will sell games DRM-free now ?
The GfWL client stays .
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JudasIscariot: Welp. No more trolling in the forest in Dark Souls for me, then :D
Nope, that part of the service will still be available.
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ne_zavarj: The GfWL client stays .
:(
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Licurg: So... Does that mean Microsoft will sell games DRM-free now ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOdjCb4LwQY
Too bad we're still forced to use the horrible client.
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JudasIscariot: Welp. No more trolling in the forest in Dark Souls for me, then :D
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Profanity: Nope, that part of the service will still be available.
What, "trolling"?
I would be surprised if anyone used the market. However if that means they're shutting down GFWL that will be interesting to see how that works. A program I never actually had a problem with.
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Profanity: Nope, that part of the service will still be available.
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grviper: What, "trolling"?
You gotta have internet access and a service that lets you utilize it if you wanna troll and not get your face smashed.
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Licurg: So... Does that mean Microsoft will sell games DRM-free now ?
One can only hope MS will at least soften their stance for older games and release them here.
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JudasIscariot: Welp. No more trolling in the forest in Dark Souls for me, then :D
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Profanity: Nope, that part of the service will still be available.
Excellent!
In some ways this is bad news, as it could represent the first step in the oft feared DRM situation where they do end up switching off, or incompatibly upgrading their DRM servers such that existing titles can no longer validate with it. Costing users by locking out a load of peoples games (such as Arkham Asylum).

In other ways this is good news as it could represent the first step in the oft feared DRM situation where they do end up switching off, or incompatibly upgrading their DRM servers such that existing titles can no longer validate with it. proving DRM to be flawed by locking out a load of peoples games (such as Arkham Asylum).