No, Ubisoft Did Actually Announce The Division: Definitive Edition but No One Saw It, and It's Not a Remake or Remaster Like Fans Expected

No, Ubisoft did actually announce The Division: Definitive Edition but no one saw it, and it's not a remake or remaster like fans expected

Ubisoft has released Tom Clancy's The Division: Definitive Edition for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, after advertisements for the game leaked last month.

The Division Definitive Edition Released, Even Though Ubisoft Never Announced It

Ubisoft has released The Division: Definitive Edition, although that may come as a surprise as the company never officially announced it.After being spotted in the wild in Japan, some theorized that the Definitive Edition might be a remaster of sorts for the 2016 game for its 10th anniversary. However, the Definitive Edition is actually a new $50 version of the game that includes the game's previously released expansions, Underground, Survival, …

Tom Clancy’s The Division - Definitive Edition Is Here And It’s The Most Complete Way To Play

Nearly a decade on from its original launch, Tom Clancy’s The Division - Definitive Edition has arrived on Xbox, offering players the most complete version yet of Ubisoft’s snow-soaked tactical shooter. The post Tom Clancy’s The Division – Definitive Edition Is Here And It’s The Most Complete Way To Play appeared first on TheXboxHub.

The Division Definitive Edition Is Real & Launches Today, But It's Not A Remaster

Xbox Store page tells all.Last month, we reported on The Division: Definitive Edition after an advert for it was spotted at a Ubisoft event, and it's now shadow dropped on Xbox - but this new version of the Massive Entertainment title doesn't appear to be a remaster or anything of the sort.If you head over to the Microsoft Store — where this new version of The Division is available to buy for £45 / $50 — it looks as though this Definitive Editio…