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Tom Clancy's straight-laced military stories have been fertile ground for video games since 1987, when Argus Press Software (who?) released The Hunt For Red October on ZX Spectrum. However, the series' popularity didn't truly escalate until the original Ghost Recon appeared on PC in 2001, capturing the tense military thrills of the books and marrying them with hardcore tactical shooting. Since then, our Tom has gone from strength to strength in video game form, spawning several established franchises (and a few one-offs) that encompass first-person shooters, flight sims, strategy, stealth and even turn-based battles. The latest - Tom Clancy's The Division - is an MMO shooter, and looks all set to carry the Clancy name into the future. But before that, let's look at the whole series history and pick out the ten best Clancy games of all time.
Rainbow Six Siege with night maps, ranked mode shakeup, and a return to pure fun would be exactly what Ubisoft needs to return to this game.
Traditional sequels are a thing of the past, much like Bad Company 3 and another very famous and undelivered third entry that goes without saying
Year 9 in Rainbow Six Siege brings Deimos, ACOG sights with new grips, and an interesting roadmap for the upcoming seasons.
Rainbow Six Siege’s Containment event returns today! Inspired by Rainbow Six Extraction, Containment casts the attackers as Team REACT and outfits them in special biohazard gear to take on the defending Proteans, who are transformed into monstruous mutants.
People have not liked some of the recent offerings but they can still make some good stuff but they need to focus a bit on what fans want to see.
Personally, I still love Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon. The combat felt authentic, and you had to think tactically about things. I'm not sure the same can be said about today's First Person War Sims.