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Ubisoft Subtracts The Division From Its 2014 Release Calendar
As expected, Ubisoft has delayed Tom Clancy’s The Division out of the current fiscal year. The title, which was first announced at E3 2013, is an under the leadership of Ubisoft Massive and now leverages at least three of Ubisoft’s studios, including Red Storm and Reflections.
Ubisoft now expects the game during calendar year 2015 (April 1, 2015 - December 31, 2015), but not before the end of this current fiscal year (ending March 31, 2015). Ubisoft will have more information at E3.
Our Take
This comes as no surprise, as the we haven't seen nearly enough of The Division (a large project) to have had confidence in its release this year. This is a game that needs time for perfection, and it apparently won't harm Ubisoft's fiscal performance this year.
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