ChichiriMuyo on 06 February 2009
Of course they aren't using DRM. No one in their right mind is going to pay for a product that doesn't work. Not using DRM saved them a lot of money and earned extra sales from people who think it's cool to respect your customers. Considering how long they've been around and the size of their business, though, I don't think the success of one or two games has too much to do with their expansion when they've had plenty of failed ones as well.
You do not have the right to never be offended.
