You might have heard earlier today that we issued a DMCA takedown notice involving emulation developer group RPCS3 and their Patreon page. Here’s the official statement by Atlus for why they did this: When Atlus caught wind that the emulator could be used to play Persona 5 on PC, they filed a DMCA claim against the emulator as well as their Patreon. The emulator doesn’t have malicious intent as it is expressly against piracy and you still need to buy physical versions of the games in order to run them on the emulator. They also frequently have region restrictions and botched stock allocations for their games and it’s getting pretty annoying to deal with them.Īnother crusade that Atlus is now on is against the popular PS3 emulator RPCS3. They made headlines earlier this year when Persona 5 released and they expressly prohibited streamers and YouTubers from playing past a certain point in the game. Many of their practices are archaic and are incredibly tone-deaf to the point of worry. While Atlus makes some of my favourite games of all time, they definitely need a little schooling on handling the business and customer support side of things.
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