makes PC gamers (of which I am one too, multiformat ftw) feel better, Ubisoft sh*t on their console customers too by releasing the game unfinished. There's a gap in the missions (called "memory sequences") which jumps from 11 to 14, and the story jumps ahead about 2 years. Then they're releasing missions 12 and 13 as paid for DLC. Way to screw your customers for extra money. Now this crap on PC. I *was* planning on getting Splinter Cell for PC as I prefer mouse/KB for shooters, but like many of the responses above, I've now got most Ubisoft games set to ignore. Unless they have an absolutely elite must have title coming out. For example I suppose I'll get (or maybe rent?) AC3 to find out how the story finishes. It's not really about boycotting their product out of sheer spite (although I'd be lying if I said it was completely spite-free). I'm just not going to buy it because I'm not rich and would rather spend my money on a game which - shock horror - actually lets me play it. I realize me not buying it will probably not even graze their sales chart but it'd be far worse to a buy a game that treats you as a criminal. I get their position, I really do. It's a desperate fight against piracy and I'll be damned if I can think of ways to stop it - I'm not even sure it's possible - but I'm positive