Paradox Puts GOO on Games
- Stardock’s DRM technology “GOO” protects PC games from piracy -
Announced by Stardock earlier this year, GOO is a new technology that developers can use to protect their game executable. When a protected game is run for the first-time, the player simply needs to enter in their email address and serial number. Once validated, the game can be played normally and typically never needs to connect to the Internet account.
“In our testing, we found GOO to be very effective in protecting our titles, while at the same time offering a less obtrusive user experience,” continued Fredrik. “GOO meets our needs while protecting the rights of our consumers.”
More information about GOO can be found here: http://www.impulsedriven.com/developers.aspx.
For more information about Stardock or Impulse, please visit www.stardock.com or www.impulsedriven.com.
About Stardock
Stardock is one of the world’s leading developers and publishers of PC games and desktop software. Its PC games include Sins of a Solar Empire, the highest rated and best selling PC strategy game of 2008 as well as the critically acclaimed Galactic Civilizations series. Its desktop software includes Object Desktop, WindowBlinds, and a host of other programs for customizing the Windows experience. Learn more about Stardock by visiting www.stardock.com.
Stephanie Tinsley Schopp
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SOURCE Stardock
