Gaming: First Two Dino Crisis Games Are On Steam For The First Time And...

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"What if Resident Evil but crossed with Jurassic Park" was an extremely 1990s idea, but if you're up for a trip back in time to the days when the PS1 was hot shit and Generation X still had working knees, Capcom has just rereleased Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2 on Steam.

Both games were ported to PC in the early 2000s, and most recently rereleased on GOG in January of last year. In fact, the versions on Steam now list GOG.com as a co-developer, since they're almost the same. One difference: DRM. Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2 on Steam use the Enigma Protector DRM, which is why when I went to play the first one a window popped up telling me to "Chack Registry" before I could launch it. Yes, with the typo.

You may remember Enigma as the DRM added to a bunch of older Capcom games, resulting in complaints of slowdowns and crashes in Resident Evil Revelations that eventually saw the update rolled back. Enigma's being held against Dino Crisis as well, with the Steam forums full of complaints about it already. (As well as complaints about the lack of achievements.)

Source: PC Gamer