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Tom Clancy's straight-laced military stories have been fertile ground for video games since 1987, when Argus Press Software (who?) released The Hunt For Red October on ZX Spectrum. However, the series' popularity didn't truly escalate until the original Ghost Recon appeared on PC in 2001, capturing the tense military thrills of the books and marrying them with hardcore tactical shooting. Since then, our Tom has gone from strength to strength in video game form, spawning several established franchises (and a few one-offs) that encompass first-person shooters, flight sims, strategy, stealth and even turn-based battles. The latest - Tom Clancy's The Division - is an MMO shooter, and looks all set to carry the Clancy name into the future. But before that, let's look at the whole series history and pick out the ten best Clancy games of all time.
Rainbow Six Siege X launches on June 10, and the roadmap for the 2025 seasons have been revealed, as well as the new PC requirements.
Ubisoft is developing a new turn-based tactics game set in the same universe as Rainbow 6 Siege, coming to current-gen consoles.
Obnoxious MT shops might not go with a game like this. Are they sure they want to make an actual game?
Another game that will launch, flop and result in people getting fired.
Just shut up and make a new Splinter Cell and stop milking Siege and make a new Rainbow Six 3 style Rainbow Six game.
The first handheld Rainbow Six game is 25 years old, and even now, we hope a new era of tactical FPS games on Nintendo consoles is dawning.
Personally, I still love Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon. The combat felt authentic, and you had to think tactically about things. I'm not sure the same can be said about today's First Person War Sims.