New submitter Azmodan sends this excerpt from TorrentFreak:
"Ubisoft is known for laying the blame for many problems on the unauthorized downloading of its games. Stanislas Mettra, pioneer exec of the approaching game I Am Alive, confirms this once again by saying that the decision not to release a PC version is a direct result of far-ranging game piracy. However, those who look beyond the indoctrinate will see that there appears to be more to the story than that."
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