"The Division came out nearly a decade ago. You can still go and play it but it hasn't received a meaningful update since 2018. That could all be about to change. Marketing for " The Division: Definitive Edition " recently appeared in Japan suggesting the Tom Clancy-branded loot shooter could be getting a modern version to bring players back into its snowy, post-apocalyptic New York City."
"A mural advertising the unannounced version was spotted at the FPS Day X esports event where Ubisoft shared other info about the franchise, like a new " Realism Mode" for The Division 2 that will make the RPG play more like a traditional shooter with quicker time-to-kills and other more lethal tweaks. The first Division game originally launched back in March 2016, so it's likely that whatever this Definitive Edition is could become available in just a few months."
"What a Definitive Edition would actually entail has been the subject of much speculation over on The Division subreddit. Will it be a current-gen remaster that brings the game natively to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S? The Division 2 never got one, making that theory seem unlikely to some. Others would be happy if the game simply got support for 60fps on console and other quality-of-life improvements."
The Division launched in March 2016 and has not received a meaningful update since 2018. Marketing for The Division: Definitive Edition appeared in Japan, including a mural spotted at the FPS Day X esports event. Ubisoft also revealed a Realism Mode for The Division 2 that increases lethality and shortens time-to-kill. Fans are speculating whether the Definitive Edition will be a current-gen remaster, add 60fps console support and quality-of-life improvements, introduce new story content, or merge mechanics and modes from The Division 2. A full package combining both games would be a large and complex undertaking. Warlords of New York previously restored the first game's location.
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