There’s been a clarification by Stanislas Mettra, creative director at Ubisoft, about contentious comments he be quoted as making regarding PC gaming 'n the then-unlikelihood a climbing-based survival title I be Alive appearing on this platform. In a statement sent t' IncGamers, he claims that “I would really love t' see a pc build a the game 'n I don’t think I meant t' say “the game won’t happen on PC”, observing that it might have been a breakdown in communication as he’s not a native English speaker. (He isn’t; I met the sea dog too that day).

“We be still working t' see the feasibility a it,” he says a the PC version, “which be not necessarily simple. I gave some examples t' illustrate the problem, but obviously it be not in me hands 'n not me part t' talk about this.” Said examples be the ones about piracy 'n presumed low sales, which carried more than a whiff a inadequate research. Now he’s saying reckons he be the wrong lad t' ask – which be always me personal take on the controversial quotes, t' be honest. They came across as one lad coming up with a unprepared response on the fly about a question he probably wasn’t expecting, rather than endemic a company policy, 'n I wasn’t thrilled that his words be taken by many as an excuse t' spank Ubisoft again.(more…)