SEGA has confirmed that they’re planning to make use of Denuvo on its future releases (topic to alter, in fact). The firm’s affirmation comes sizzling on the heels of the current Resident Evil 2’s executable launch on Steam that did not pack within the custom-tailored DRM resolution, which noticed customers flying to check the affect of the Denuvo DRM on the video games’ efficiency. A distinction of 4-12 FPS in the identical sport and system configurations (in favor of the DRM-less model) have been reported by customers that benchmarked each releases, which does quantity to a discernible distinction in last body output.
Following the general public’s response to this, SEGA has reaffirmed, in a solution of types, that their upcoming Total War: THREE KINGDOMS (May 23rd launch) and Team Sonic Racing (May 21st launch) will nonetheless be utilizing Denuvo in order to guard early gross sales of the titles. It’s attention-grabbing that the corporate has already eliminated the safety system from Yakuza 0, Yakuza Kiwami and Sonic Mania, and has not too long ago launched Yakuza Kiwami 2 with out the identical tech. It appears that the upper profile the discharge, the extra SEGA tends to go for the anti-tamper tech – which does make some sense within the grand scheme of issues.
