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Prior to the games' release on [[wikipedia:GOG.com|GOG.com]] (a DRM-free gaming service operated by GOG [[wikipedia:Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością|sp. z o.o.]], a wholly-owned subsidiary of [[wikipedia:CD Projekt|CD Projekt]]), some PC gamers pirated the game and were met with an [[wikipedia:Anti-piracy|Anti-piracy]] detection, where the game's main theme would be replaced with a rather disturbing track (dubbed by fans as "You paid the price"), a piece of disturbing music would play alongside quiet whispers. Possibly as an attempt to unsettle the pirate for not buying.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B95RnfjzO8s</ref>  
Prior to the games' release on [[wikipedia:GOG.com|GOG.com]] (a DRM-free gaming service operated by GOG [[wikipedia:Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością|sp. z o.o.]], a wholly-owned subsidiary of [[wikipedia:CD Projekt|CD Projekt]]), some PC gamers pirated the game and were met with an [[wikipedia:Anti-piracy|Anti-piracy]] detection, where the game's main theme would be replaced with a rather disturbing track (dubbed by fans as "You paid the price"), a piece of disturbing music would play alongside quiet whispers. Possibly as an attempt to unsettle the pirate for not buying.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B95RnfjzO8s</ref>  


There are no [[screamers]] in the pirated copy, however: In the LEGAL copy of the game, in the end, if the player decides to sign the devil's contract, the game would end at an evil version of Cuphead and Mugman and the main game's theme would be reversed.
== Trivia ==
There are no [[screamers]] in the pirated copy, however, In the LEGAL copy of the game, in the end, if the player decides to sign the devil's contract, the game would receive a bad ending featuring an evil version of Cuphead and Mugman and the main game's theme would be reversed.


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