Even if the release date had not yet been confirmed, Ubisoft made another bold statement on arguably one of the the most awaited games of the year, "Tom Clancy's The Division." This time the gaming company would be looking on to the possible "localization of the game."
In the game's latest "intelligence annex," which they've also tweeted, Ubisoft said that they "target excellence at every single level and localization is no exception." Ubisoft Localization project Manager Stefan Petrica further shed light on what localization would truly mean for "Tom Clancy's The Division." Through localization, the game would adapt to the target languages, cultures and markets. That would mean that the gaming community would be expecting the post-apocalyptic game dubbed in other languages.
Petrica even cited the Arabic market, which was among those in the gaming community who have been very excited about "Tom Clancy's The Division's" release. He, however, said that they would like to extend the project's reach. Not only would there be an Arabic version of the game, but also other versions across the globe as their teams would continue to study how these markets speak, as well as how these markets read. Petrica said that they would be "going the extra mile." He added that "they take pride" in their "finely crafted products."
Earlier, Ubisoft Asia and Nordic Studios Community Development Lead Antoine Emond gave a glimpse of what players could expect in "Tom Clancy's The Division." He said that the "Dark Zone" would be something to look forward to as surprises would await the player. Also, reanimated corpses would be seen walking around New York City as the player tried to undo the effects of a bio-hazard unleashed at the unsuspecting populace of the "Big Apple."
However, these fascinating inclusions to "Tom Clancy's The Division" do not dispel the doubt surrounding the project's release sometime soon on 2015. This was due to some game components that need to be perfected.
"Tom Clancy's The Division" would truly be a game full of potential; however the gaming community would be hoping that given the press that it's feeding its avid fans, "Tom Clancy's The Division" would be able to deliver and not just remain as is, full of promises.
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