Aimed at overcoming game performance and ownership issues
An Island company is pioneering new anti-piracy technology for application within the field of PC game security.
Roosens Limited, which is based in Ramsey, says it respects both the publisher and the player.
The company says it is aimed at overcoming common game performance and ownership issues.
Boss James Roosens says anti-piracy software is a controversial issue:
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