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Piracy for computer games


Finding a pirated version of any game is as easy as browsing of items through the net. Gaming piracy have grown over the recent years. There are many factors which lead to increased piracy. There are numerous websites which easily offer pirated versions of game at no additional cost. EA SPORTS refer to pirates of games as stealers or thieves who eat up the share of profits earned by them. Also another most important factor that has lead to increased piracy is the price of original game. A good game with a high quality graphics, cutting edge technology and deep game play will cost anywhere around Rs 3000. But most of the people are not willing to spend that much amount on a single game. The most pirated games are those which top the list of gaming charts. Pirated versions are available like hot cakes to be delivered to the users. But there are some measures through which we can reduce the piracy of the games to a great extent but cannot eliminate it completely though. The first and foremost measure could be bringing down the price of the original game so that it does not burn a hole in the consumer's pocket. Secondly would be to educate the customers and make them aware about the original versions available in the market and finally bringing a stronger law to check piracy. Though in some of the developed nations there a strict measures to curb piracy but most of the nations lack a strong law.
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