It looks like the controversial DRM for the PC version of Mass Effect is rearing its ugly head once more. Prior to the game's release, many gamers were upset when they learned that Mass Effect's copy protection software essentially required internet re-authentication every ten days. After a fierce outcry from the gaming public, EA dropped the authentication aspect of the copy protection, but did still limit the game from being installed on more than three computers. Many assumed that this would be a similar case to BioShock's DRM, which would allow you to install the game on another computer, provided you uninstalled it from another first. Apparently though, this is not the case with Mass Effect...