Jade Raymond, Ubisoft Toronto leader, revealed in an interview that Splinter Cell: Blacklist will have some kind of user-created content, but it will be a map editor or similar. Following are excerpts from the interview, in which Raymond also exposes his views on the future of the games and the integration of user-created content in General.

"I think the games will have in the future of user-created content. With this I do not mean that all games will have a map editor, also because there are many who have the patience to sit down and get to create an entire level, is too complicated and I don't think that we will include in Splinter Cell: Blacklist. "

"My ideal model would be the one started by Dark Soul, and how the game is affected by other logged-in users. In what ways players can influence others? I think this is the way of the future, and will enable everyone to make their mark and feel rewarded for having contributed in their small. In addition, this will make the game more interesting and varied without forcing developers to create something by spending large sums of money, thereby increasing the cost of the service. It will be something that will bring benefits to both sides. "

"At the moment we do not know what kind of user-created content will be featured in Splinter Cell: Blacklist, but if we do things intelligently we'll have all the advantages."

It only remains to wait for more news to know how the situation will evolve.