Nope. One person somewhere will do it once and digitize the result. That copy will then circulate without the copy protection.
I've never been interested in computer games so never investigated the how but the what has been obvious for a long time. There are some pretty smart kids out there who aren't too busy earning a living. Even back in the days when the Commodore 64 was the state of the art, the neighborhood kids had cracked copies of the latest games before the local stores.
Note that they did not succeed. Corporate greed forces them to continue to try but they will change or die. Look what is happening in the music business. Name CD's selling for $20 and up while the artists get little or nothing. More and more are burning and selling their own work. There is even at least one outfit that commits to handing over 50% of _gross_ sales to the artist(s) and are selling alblums at less than half what the biggies charge.
Like that big green fellow said, "Change is good, Donkey."
Ted