DRM sees Ubi titles dropped from Steam?
Or not, in fact
Ubisoft's connection-requiring PC DRM has caused more than a little controversy, and now it seems as if games including the controversial copy-protection software are being dropped from Steam.
According to CVG, both Assassin's Creed II and Silent Hunter 5 have been dropped from the popular online content delivery platform - bad PR surrounding the DRM to blame.
Word has it that Steam don't want to anger their userbase by digitally delivering the problem titles, Valve keen to hang on to their hard-won reputation for good service.
More on this controversy as we get it.
Update: Ubisoft have told VG247 that the omission of these games isn't related to DRM: "The games listed are available for sale in all other countries on STEAM. The fact it is not available on STEAM UK has nothing to do with the DRM but is linked to a local business discussion between Ubisoft and Steam in UK."
