When you talk about how Tom Clancy changed gaming, you run into a belligerent mindset. According to gamer lore, Clancy was a businessman uninterested in games - an investor capitalizing on his famous name. Any legacy, detractors insist, is coincidental and indirect. This is mistaken. Clancy saw more in games than profit. He saw the potential of games as an analytical tool, a medium beyond mere entertainment that could express the world through play.
In the mid-to-late 2000s, Tom Clancy dominated modern military gaming. With a new Splinter Cell coming, it's worth revisiting the series' golden age.
Love Rainbow Six Vegas, my Resistance Fall of Man clan moved to that game and had a blast.
IGN: We had a chance to see what it looks like up close, and we can’t wait to tell you more.
Based on this teaser it's some kind of division spin-off maybe. You can see the rogue icon at the 5 second mark but this game looks like a CoD knockoff and possibly f2p?
The new Ghost Recon Breakpoint survival mechanics are certainly intruiging, but do they make nice with the rest of the Ubisoft formula?