Diesmal haben sich die Kollegen von ComputarandVideogames.com Cevat Yerli geschnappt und ihn mit ein paar Fragen durchlöchert. Dabei kamen einige interessante Antworten heraus, eine davon seht ihr unten. So sollte der Multiplayer-Part, insbesondere mit dem "Power Struggle" Modus, zuerst als eigenes Produkt auf den Markt kommen. Erst etwas später entschlossen sie sich es zu Crysis dazuzupacken.

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Going back to Crysis, the multiplayer mode Power Struggle - it's interesting that you actually considered releasing that as a standalone product...

Yerli: Yeah, we looked at it and said, "Guys, actually this is easily in the same league as Counter-Strike and Battlefield 2". But at the same time we said, "You know what, this decision would be purely from a money aspect, and it's not a gamer- or customer-friendly decision".

Screenshot from Instant Action multiplayer mode
So ultimately we said let's make it part of Crysis, but let's make sure we communicate it not just as an attachment but that it's really as versatile as a standalone title. It is, it features everything a standalone title would have.