While the comments claiming DRM Enigma as a virus are misinformation, and there is no current evidence of it being malicious, it is still unacceptable to include this after purchase without notice or consent. Furthermore, Capcom using the lowest common denominator that has little to no information about them to "protect" their old already cracked titles is a surefire way to not only lose money but also customer satisfaction. An unfortunate lose-lose scenario. The only people that this hurts are the dedicated fan base that purchased the game. To make it clear, the Battle Network games are amazing. Adding DRM under these circumstances is not.

While the comments claiming DRM Enigma as a virus are misinformation, and there is no current evidence of it being malicious, it is still [b]unacceptable[/b] to include this after purchase without notice or consent. Furthermore, Capcom using the lowest common denominator that has little to no information about them to "protect" their old already cracked titles is a surefire way to not only lose money but also customer satisfaction. An unfortunate lose-lose scenario. The only people that this hurts are the dedicated fan base that purchased the game. To make it clear, [b]the Battle Network games are amazing[/b]. Adding DRM under these circumstances is not.