The Assassin's Creed designer who criticized Ubisoft lost his job, new DRM protection for Resident Evil 4 - the most interesting stories of February 3

A brief digest of everything that happened in the entertainment industry around the world over the past day.

• Capcom removed Denuvo from the Resident Evil 4 remake, but gamers are not happy — new DRM protection has appeared and FPS has dropped
• Ubisoft fired the lead designer of Assassin's Creed, who had previously criticized the company's demand to return to the office
• Two games were added to Xbox Game Pass, including a surprise from Sega
• February on PlayStation: which games to expect on Sony's console
• The developers of Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis are reassuring players, but fans are expecting a catch
• Valve launched expanded refunds for Ashes of Creation on Steam — the game has stopped being sold, and the developers were laid off
• Ubisoft is selling "nothing at all" for $50: The Division: Definitive Edition has been released, and it does not even feature updated graphics
• Now even people with jobs will be able to enjoy Arc Raiders events — the developers responded to complaints from busy gamers
• Activision is tightening the screws: Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will introduce new methods for detecting Cronus Zen and XIM Matrix devices
• ZAM: Intel plans to break into the RAM market with a fundamentally new technology