They might do either depending on what the court decides.
I'm HOPING for a positive ruling but I have a feeling it will fall in line with the FTC ruling against Sony (similar) and this will be the outcome:
The settlement also:
1) requires clear and prominent disclosure on the packaging of Sony BMG’s future CDs of any limits on copying or restrictions on the use of playback devices.
2) bars the company from installing content protection software without obtaining consumers’ authorization
3) bars Sony BMG from using the information on consumers’ listening preferences that it has already gathered through the monitoring technology it installed and bars them from using the information to deliver ads to those consumers
4) requires Sony BMG to reimburse consumers up to $150 to repair damage that resulted directly from consumers’ attempts to remove the software installed without their consent.
So we'll end up with DRM warning labels on Sims games and compensation for computer repairs?
(which is not what I want)