In between the wonky energy of Just Dance Now and the post rock-infused visual splendour of The Crew, Ubisoft took a moment to remind us just how grim the apocalypse looks in The Division.
This new story-driven trailer arrives shortly after Ubisoft teased us with some new gameplay footage this morning. I don’t know about the gameplay part yet, but the near-future post apocalyptic virus-stricken version of New York City is making the Fallout fan in me feel really giddy right about now.
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12 responses to “Ubisoft Just Bummed Out E3 With A Super-Depressing Trailer”
Looks like a barrel of monkeys.
Fuck me I want this game to be as god as it seems…
It may well be divine.
Huehuehue
Heh note to self, proofread more. This is how religions get started…
After Watch_dogs…I just don’t know any more 🙁
If no faith in Ubisoft you have, then believe in Massive Entertainment.
Personally I rather liked it. Not as good as it should have been I think but still something I really enjoyed.
I just feel that you shouldn’t present something that you can’t reproduce on release. They not only released a game that didn’t look that great IMO (based on what I was lead to believe it would look like) it performs quite badly on the PC – to the point of where overall playability is compromised.
The Division looks amazing, AC: Unity also looks amazing – I’m pretty sure both titles are new-gen only, so hopefully we will not only see a mass improvement with the functionality of these games, but also some real innovation.
I want to watch this movie!
It’s just a shame that these amazing trailers with these daring, relevant messages and topical commentary ALWAYS give way to Generic Shooter No.24 or Open-World 101. What a waste of time. Here’s hoping it’s as revolutionary as the trailer suggests, but I get the feeling this powerful potential will be squandered.
Please Ubisoft, don’t screw this up