It has been three years since the "Tom Clancy's The Division" has been revealed by Ubisoft. However its release date for Xbox One and PS4 has only been finalized just recently.
The new game started with a strong hype, with fans talking about it non-stop online because of its noteworthy gameplays and visuals. Now, fans are slowly losing interest, and to make matters worse, some are claiming that Ubisoft has not lived up to its promise of delivering the game they claimed it to be.
"The delay has cost 'Tom Clancy's The Division' and it has received a lot of negative feedback," Christian Post reported.
"The delay itself is a worry point for some gamers as it will be facing some superb titles like Ubisoft's own games like 'Assassin's Creed Syndicate,' 'Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege' and 'Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands.' Also, the much admired 'Destiny: Taken King' by Bungie has already arrived and stolen a march on everybody."
"The negative feedback for 'Tom Clancy's The Division' has been reserved for its gameplay, system and graphics that have really 'gone through a massive downgrade' as reported by Game Pur."
According to previous reports, four different Ubisoft studios have their hands full with work for the new release.
"Ubisoft Annecy - the team behind Assassins's Creed's multiplayer modes - is the latest branch to be brought on board with the project to help out with the online aspect, the others being Massive Entertainment, Red Storm and Ubisoft Reflections," Gamespresso reported.
Annecy's studio manager, Rebecka Coutaz, has given her assurance that everything is going as planned, despite having a lot people developing the new game.
"The collaboration with the other studios is going very smoothly, and we're working together to ensure we meet and exceed the high expectations players have for this new title," she said in a report from Gamespresso.
"Tom Clancy's The Division" release date for Xbox One and PS4 has been reportedly slated for Mar. 8, 2016.
