The Division

Ubisoft released today a trailer showcasing their new Snowdrop Engine:

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Jaw Dropping

 

This is the one game i saw announced at E3 that caught my eye. I'm looking forward to it, and playing it with you guys.

 

I cannot wait for this game. If it is as good as it looks were going to have some real fun with it.

 

between this and sc, i know i am well taken care of for the next couple years

 

shame they don't plan to license it to other studios; I did ask as part of my indie game project, but they said not before The Division was released.

 

Though it's been a couple of days, CGSociety released a cool little article on Sunday about how the "Dark Winter" launch trailer was created with Antibody; a studio who has provided Ubisoft with cinematics for a few of their games:

http://www.cgsociety.org/index.php/CGSFeatures/CGSFeatureSpecial/dark_world

 

So a ton of new information was shared with Examiner.com today about the game - people can either watch the video, or read the full transcript:

http://www.examiner.com/article/the...unication-black-market-driving-ammo-much-more

 

The Division delayed... again

It seems those looking forward to The Divsion coming in Autumn 2014 are going to be very disappointed, if this article is anything to go by:

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-01-08-ubisoft-quiet-on-the-division-delay-report

 

A trio of new, high-resolution screenshots for the game have surfaced at NeoGaf:

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=755510

 

New screenshot, video and single-player detailed

Late last month and this week, some new information for the game have come to light. First, whilst an online system will dominate with both PvP and lone gameplay, players will also be able to explore the sandbox offline at their own pace in single-player.

The next updates all come from this week's Game Developers Conference (GDC), featuring a new screenshot of a church mission, and a new technology video:

 

Ubisoft Subtracts The Division From Its 2014 Release Calendar

by Mike Futter on May 15, 2014 at 11:36 AM



As expected, Ubisoft has delayed Tom Clancy’s The Division out of the current fiscal year. The title, which was first announced at E3 2013, is an under the leadership of Ubisoft Massive and now leverages at least three of Ubisoft’s studio, including Red Storm and Reflections.

Ubisoft now expects the game during fiscal year 2015 (April 1, 2014 - March 31, 2015). Ubisoft will have more information at E3.

 

god i want this game

 

Damn console gamers ruining it for everyone...

 

I hate to piss on the hopes and dreams of many a gamer here, but developers are not obliged to talk about ideas and features that may have looked good in the beginning, until they broke the gameplay completely and had to be removed. If gaming websites have a problem with this, then maybe they shouldn't play games at all...

Launching on new consoles is always going to be hard, as nobody really knows how to push a given platform to the limit, but the notion that PCs are being penalised for this is utter BS. Graphics card manufacturers can be just as stupid - just look at how badly the NVIDIA Titan Z has performed in reviews, compared to rival cards (or even its Titan Black predecessor) with less memory.

PC specs will always be better than consoles - the difference is, post-release of a game, you can upgrade PCs