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Ubisoft has decided to offer free game content to PC players of Assassin’s Creed 2 and Silent Hunter 5 after users were unable to play their games due to attacks on the DRM servers.

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Ubisoft’s confirmed to VG247 that the German Collector’s Edition of Silent Hunter 5 has been recalled, following reports of the game carrying swastikas.

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German website Computerbase is claiming that the special edition of Ubisoft’s Silent Hunter 5 has been recalled over the use of swastikas.

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Ubisoft’s said in a tweet that the DRM issues that’s affected titles like Assassin’s Creed II and Silent Hunter 5 for PC were down to a “server attack” last night.

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Ubisoft’s now updated its Assassin’s Creed II PC DRM to ensure players will be able to start from the exact point they were at in the game if they lose their internet connection.

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One of DRM’s many problems has always been its staying power. Publishers build their walls higher and higher, but pirates just bulldoze right over them time and time again.

Ubisoft, however, thought its anti-piracy solution was different. And, unfortunately (or extremely fortunately, depending on how you look at it), Ubisoft thought wrong.

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Ubisoft has announced Silent Hunter 5 at GamesCom for PC.

Currently in the works at its Romanian studio, it’s expected to be released in 2010 and to continue the realistic submarine combat sim series by being set in the Atlantic and Mediterranean. Players will be able to take control of both Allied subs and German U-Boats during World War II.

A first for the strategy-sim series will be the ability to view the action in first-person view and will also allow players to simulate life inside the boats by interacting with crew members and give them duties.

We have a trailer of it posted after the break courtesy of D’toid.

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