The Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association (ELSPA) and some of its partners recently conducted a raid which yielded illegally copied Nintendo DS games stored on discs. Meanwhile, ELSPA's crime unit head, John Hillier, wants to remind gamers (whatever console you may own) the detestable effects of piracy on the whole industry. For more on this raid, head on over to the full article for more information.

To keep up with all the driver issues that Vista users have been getting regarding their nVidia GPUs, nVidia has launched their own Vista Quality Assurance webpage. The website also has a bug reporting tool so that end users can bring their issues directly to nVidia. The company promises daily reviews of any reported bugs for faster resolution.

Here's a list of the current Windows Vista drivers and the product support they provide:

• v96.85 – WHQL certified for GeForce FX Series
• v97.46 - WHQL for GeForce 6 and GeForce 7 Series
• v100.59 – Beta driver for GeForce 6, GeForce 7, and GeForce 8800 Series

The webpage also notes that WHQL driver packages for nForce 4, nForce 5 series and nForce 6 series MCPs are available for download from nvidia.com. nVidia says that it will continue to update Windows Vista drivers to ensure maximum performance on 3D applications and add feature support over the following weeks. You can click on the "read" link below for more information.