You've got to hand it to the developers behind The Crew Unlimited. They are doing what Ubisoft refused to, and supporting the always-online racer for players who bought it. Ubisoft decided to turn the servers off last year, rendering the game completely unplayable, despite the fact that fans shelled out their hard-earned cash to buy it just a decade earlier. However, in a recent update the devs involved with this fan-made revival have put their foot down and refuse to help players who acquired the game from "shady sources."Read the full story on PCGamesN: Fan-made The Crew revival won't fix games "from shady sources," so don't ask

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