I could propel the plot forward faster than I’ve been doing. I’ve played for a few hours, and it’s already feeling repetitive. Only a few of them, though, and it hasn’t been an impediment to understanding what’s going on, so I’m putting up with it. One other problem: some of the cutscenes glitch up the screen badly. If it is, it’s conceivable that I could hack around it. When I’m through with this, I’ll have to give G:DE another look and see if it’s using SafeDisc or SecuROM too. Windows 10 doesn’t much like the security implications of running random programs downloaded from the internet either, but at least it’s willing to ask me about it instead of just shutting the thing down automatically. Fortunately, I was able to find a reputable-looking no-CD crack on the web. USM uses SafeDisc DRM, which apparently doesn’t work on Windows 10 for security reasons, just like SecuROM. But USM is apparently a better-loved game than G:DE, because I was easily able to find an explanation online, if not a solution, via. It installs without apparent problems, but the game itself simply exits immediately, much like Galaga: Destination Earth did. Running it on Windows 10 was a little difficult. Or maybe the framerate was slow and I wanted to wait to play it on a faster machine - it had to have been pretty demanding at the time. Possibly I found the open world intimidating. I recall playing just the start of it back in 2006, in the last days before this blog. I don’t have a PS4, but I do have an open-world Spider-Man game I haven’t finished: Ultimate Spider-Man (Treyarch, 2005). For the last couple of days, my Twitter feed has been all agog over the new Spider-Man game for the PS4.
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