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