Wait, don't. Put away that Kleenex.

We understand that it must be difficult that a demo for Ubisoft's highly anticipated open-world FPS Far Cry 2 is not going to come out. Creative director Clint Hocking explains to Eurogamer why a demo wouldn't be such a good idea:

"One reason is, even if we were to give out what you played today - even if we put invisible walls around it and said, here's the demo, you can go anywhere you like inside these walls and play it how you want - that's potentially right there eight-to-ten hours of gameplay. I don't know too many people who are willing to give away a 12-hour game for free."

Hocking also mentions that game is currently feature complete, and about 100 employees are currently in the debugging process. But don't get all teary, we'll bring you Far Cry 2, due out later this year for the PS3, 360 and PC, from the floors of E3 through our uber coverage starting Monday.

It's going to be alright...

Eurogamer: No Far Cry 2 demo planned