James Cameron is greatly excited about Ubisoft's upcoming first-person shooter set within the world of Avatar.
James Cameron, the director of Avatar and its upcoming sequel Avatar: The Way of Water, has found himself quite thrilled by Ubisoft's upcoming Frontiers of Pandora video game. At this point in time, we've known about the existence of Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora for quite a while, but we have yet to see anything from the game in action. And while that reveal could be coming soon, Cameron himself is very happy with what he's seen of the project.
"We're very excited about what Ubisoft is doing with their game authoring," Cameron said."I don't tell them what to do — they know their world, their business, their market. We just keep a close eye that they don't do anything that's not canonical in terms of Na'vi culture and what the RDA is doing on Pandora and all that sort of thing."
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