Michael de Plater of Ubisoft tells Videogaming247 the reason that Tom Clancy’s EndWar isn’t coming out for the PC on the same day as the console versions is because of concerns about piracy, and he tells it like it is. “To be honest, if PC wasn’t pirated to hell and back, there’d probably be a PC version coming out the …

Let me start this off by stating that I DON’T support piracy in any way, all my games, software and music are bought legitimately and it is going to stay that way. I don’t think there is any justification for piracy nor do I think that it is good for any of the industries affected by it. This is just …

So this weekend myself and my wife went to go visit her mother for the weekend in Smallville (aka Klerksdorp, North West Province) and I found this rather large sign happily sitting on a wall as we entered the small city. I decided to snap a quick photo with my phone so excuse the quality. Wow! I thought. Why even bother being careful about piracy anymore? Just put a huge sign up to advertise that you can help people pirate games. It's actually disgusting that businesses like this get away with doing things like this so openly. You may think it's irrelevant in the whole scheme of things, but if you do I would strongly disagree. How many small towns are there in the world? A ton. All of them combined (especially in America) probably make up a huge amount of business for the gaming industry. With many small towns promoting piracy so brazenly it only makes you wonder how much money is not going back into the gaming industry. Isn't it so nice that they even used an official Playstation logo and everything.