Ubisoft will likely steer clear of hardcore shooters because the market is too narrow for it to be a viable business choice said Rainbow Six Vegas 2 game designer Phil Therien.
Therien had been asked whether the company planned to reintroduce more realistic shooters such as the original Ghost Recon on current-generation hardware.
He also revealed that there won't be a demo version of Vegas 2.
"We took the decision to spend our time on polishing the game and the demo option was cut," he said.
"It's really time-consuming to create a demo and we needed the dev time to finish our game."
He also explained that four-player co-op was reduced to two-player because the single-player levels couldn't easily support four players.
Therien says that there are virtually no differences between the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of Vegas 2 - and at the moment there are no plans for working on the Nintendo Wii.
Read Eurogamer's LiveText Interview with Philippe Therien, Game Designer on Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2.
Read through the dialogue below.
Vegas 2 is due out on 20th March for PS3 and 360 and on 17th April for PC, and you can check out our review early next week.
Full Q and A can be read here