I've heard of Lenslock. So glad those no longer exist and know they should feel bad for they are bad. Wasn't one of the few Dongle using games a Terminator game? Macrovision also made one of the few less annoying versions of software DRM. Safedisc. I didn't even know the first Zoo Tycoon had it and somehow, it wasn't even restricting or punishing. It actually just did what it was supposed to.
Amazing! Copy protection that didn't punish and didn't scream, "Herectic!" the minute you said something bad about its mother. Just pop in a disc and enjoy. Unless it messes up. FADE is only other non-Crysis Chicken Gun kind of DRM I know of that would work for most games. It probably messes up every now and again, but at least you don't have to worry about it making your game unplayable if you got it legally. Safedisc might be obsolete now, but FADE should show up more rather than SecuROM or anything that really does make the game less playable.
Dongle DRM/copy protection is mainly used for software like audio programs, though.
The game that was the most pirated for a time was Spore. Mass Effect on the PC had much worse DRM, though. You had to register the game every ten days online just to be considered allowed to enjoy it and the game disc may have come from the depths of Venus just because such DRM seems so hateful and evil.