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It eventually purges the texture memory after it leaves video playback. But during playback, it's leaking like crazy.
Mania was delayed for two weeks because Sega demanded that Denuvo be slapped on to the end product.
Apparently, they have a running track of smearing Denuvo doo doo on product and not testing afterwards
Oh, wait... SEGA has published two patches with a 24-hour turnaround, so I guess that kind of makes your theory wrong? :P
I don't understand why it's called "public"