New Video For The Division Teases Impending VGX Reveal

By Alex Osborn

Ubisoft has released a teaser trailer for its upcoming Tom Clancy-branded title, The Division. 

The video is far too brief, but that's the nature of a teaser, right? It's basically just an advertisement for VGX, which will be held tomorrow, December 7th at 6PM ET, 3PM PT. That said, it's great to know we'll be seeing more of Ubisoft's exciting new IP at the awards show.

You'll notice the teaser mentions the Snowdrop Engine, which is the new "next-gen" engine that will likely power a lot of the company's upcoming games. I don't know about you, but I can't wait to see more.

Be sure to check back here at GameRevolution tomorrow for everything VGX.

Alex Osborn
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