PC Game Alliance is in for a bad future Delsoni announced exit

In recent days, the Industry Alliance PC Game Alliance, which has taken the responsibility of fighting piracy and revitalizing PC games, has been hit hard, with two more members leaving the camp after earlier Microsoft and Nvidia announced their exit. The two members who have announced their exit, one is Sony DADC, the developer of SecuROM related technology. Familiar with computer game players for SecuROM nature is also very familiar with, a long time ago, many people eat this thing's loss, but many virtual optical drive software is also established in the kill this encryption technology. In short, a developer dedicated to anti-piracy technology has left the alliance.　　Another exit is Dell, one of the organization's initiators, with the initiator shrinking its egg as a donor.　　Of course, despite the frequent withdrawal, there are two new members in the near future, they are Capcom and Razer, but the addition of the two will not seem to help the overall downturn. Currently, only epic and Intel are now the PC game Alliance sponsors, and the Alliance, which has been so huge for a first-tier hardware vendor and software provider, seems powerless in the PC gaming market today.　　It's been 3 years since 2008, and it's been a crisis to promote the development of PC games, crack down on piracy, develop new business models, and help developers develop PC games. Interestingly, the PC gaming League recently released a survey that said the PC gaming market has not declined. But the data contains a single computer and two parts of the net, and online games is clearly not the mainstream overseas, but a small market segment, coupled with the Chinese market in the more than 30 billion renminbi share for the European and American manufacturers almost except Blizzard no one can get the cake, in fact, the PC platform for the game maker's attractiveness has become weaker , and self-deception of the good report can not solve the problem. (Edit/Xu Mingming)