To make things a little complicated (sorry!), Jessica tells me Ubi's been putting a little heat on her to take the interview down. Allegedly, Nintendo's already seen this and is not terribly happy with a few items in the interviewj, which, if true, doesn't surprise me in the slightest. So it would seem Ubisoft would have some motive to deny the interview if real.
If you want to give me all kinds of negative rep, remember, I'm just the messenger. This is how things transpired:
Jessica: Just got back from E3! Listen to this story....and so Mr Poix said he'd give me an interview. What should I ask him?
Me: Cool. ::writes some questions::
Jessica: Thanks! :: time passes:: Here's the first part. He said he could talk again tomorrow, since it was almost midnight over there when I talked to him today.
Me: Great.
::time passes::
Jessica: Well, here's the rest.
Me: Excellent. I'll let the guys on B3D know, and the news will spread on its own. Hope you're not making this up.
Jessica: Nope. I've got a recording and [tells me some off-the record info]. You can hear the recording when I get my dubbing cables for my mini cassette player.
I've found Jessica to be believable. The interview responses are not consistent with her writing ability, the specs contained therein are significantly lower than what she has always expected (i.e. if she was going to write a fake interview, I believe she would have written higher specs), and she told me significant amounts of "off-the-record" information that would have made great interview material and is easily discredited if false (some of it was about future game announcements). I guess I like to think she wouldn't deep-six a friendship to get hits on her website.