Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Division had a good premise but I hated the PVP and the PVE stuff was short as hell. Never played the sequel
Ubisoft cancel 7 games, delays Skull and Bones again
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Dirty Mcdrawz
Your girl loves em....
I really hate what they did to ghost recon and rainbow six.
I think they either showed or were going to show something at a show or whatever, can't even remember.
You mean turning rainbow six into an absolute joke?
Breh M$ treating gaming companies like Tony Khan does wrestlers
. Ubi fitting to get that Ass Creed/Halo crossover 
The way they just left the Division to die is inexcusable
I enjoyed The Division but holy shyt Ubisoft can never capitalize worth a shyt:
- The endgame was flawed and boring
- The PVP zone was a cheaters haven
- Game was buggy as hell
- Lack of focus on adding content to a potential series
The Division was solid. The Division 2 was even better. It just needed to be somewhere else other than Ubisoft.
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
i wonder how The Division Heartlands will compare to Factions
Man just let MS buy them out, I need splinter cell and division games.
At this rate I'll never get either.
At this rate I'll never get either.
Pull Up the Roots
I have a good time when I go out of my mind..
If it comes down to that, I'm hoping it's either Embracer or Tencent.
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
No man, MS or Sony...
MS comes to mind 1st because Splinter cell started on xbox
Naw fukk that, CMA/FTC ain’t letting sony or microsoft buy them, and thats a good thing.
They need to be Embraced or Eased. I also wouldn’t mind them use merging with THQ or EA
fukk all that, the funniest part of this story is "surprisingly slower sales."
Surprising to who?
They didn't release many games last year. Their big two releases were Mario and Rabbits, and Rainbox Six Extraction, which no one asked for. Their last Assassin's Creed release was two years ago, and I'm not sure the steady DLC releases for it have actually helped the game.
The Division is effectively in the bushes.
Ghost Recon last released in 2019. Approaching bushes status.
That Prince of Persia remake seems like it'll never see the light of day.
Somehow, it seems like they JUST started work on that Splinter Cell remake, despite people damn near begging for a new game for years.
Far Cry released in 2021.
What exactly were they expecting? They didn't have the release schedule for last year to be all that good for them.
Surprising to who?
They didn't release many games last year. Their big two releases were Mario and Rabbits, and Rainbox Six Extraction, which no one asked for. Their last Assassin's Creed release was two years ago, and I'm not sure the steady DLC releases for it have actually helped the game.
The Division is effectively in the bushes.
Ghost Recon last released in 2019. Approaching bushes status.
That Prince of Persia remake seems like it'll never see the light of day.
Somehow, it seems like they JUST started work on that Splinter Cell remake, despite people damn near begging for a new game for years.
Far Cry released in 2021.
What exactly were they expecting? They didn't have the release schedule for last year to be all that good for them.
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
They doubled their dev staff to make Rabbids 2 also. I’m not really sure what went wrong there, maybe they just tried to do too much for remains a relatively niche genre?
Theres a misconception that anything with Mario in it markets and sells itself and we know from the sports games and mario & luigi thats not the case. Probably won’t get another one after this.
Theres a misconception that anything with Mario in it markets and sells itself and we know from the sports games and mario & luigi thats not the case. Probably won’t get another one after this.