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Alpha Protocol on PC will use Uniloc DRM

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SEGA has revealed that Alpha Protocol will use Uniloc DRM when it's released on PC.

While some may be a bit suspicious over Uniloc since the Football Manager 2009 fiasco in 2008, SEGA told Eurogamer that those issues were due to "high demand and a small key-printing hiccup".

This time around, SEGA promises that it will be a "polite" and "unobtrusive" DRM that runs "without compromising experience".

Game's out on May 28 in Europe and June 1 in the US for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.

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