Square Enix Changes Its Mind Over ‘Deus Ex: The Fall,’ Will Let Jailbroken Devices Shoot Guns

Cult of Mac
By Rob LeFebvreJul 12, 2013, 8:50 pm456 pts
Yesterday, we told you about Eidos and Square Enix’s decision to not let jailbroken iOS devices–something that’s completely legal–play the game. Today, however, after an apparent onslaught of media and customer complaint, Square Enix has reversed it’s choice. In a statement to Eurogamer, the Japanese publisher…

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