NZGamer: Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon, released in 2001, broke the mold for first person shooters. Its penchant for squad-based, tactical gameplay punished the Rambo-like run'n'gun tactics embraced by its contemporaries (Unreal Tournament, Quake III) and challenged players to consider variables like terrain and line-of-sight when approaching the various missions it contained.
From GameWatcher: "Ubisoft is working on a multiplayer PvP game named BattleCat that brings together The Division, Splinter Cell, and Ghost Recon characters, according to a recent leak.
BattleCat is very likely an internal codename used for the project that includes members of Splinter Cell's Echelon, Ghost Recon's Wolves, alongside The Division's Cleaners and Outcasts as playable characters."
Why does Ubi shake Splinter Cell in fans' faces only to put it in sh*t we never wanted?
Title Update 2.0 also includes community requested features.
No, which is what I'm waiting for. It's not Ghost Recon without an AI team around fighting with you, even if they do suck.
edit: If you watch the trailer for the new mode it hints at the end that AI team mates are coming with 4 guys standing together.
If I'm not mistaken, they've already confirmed they will be bringing them back at some point.
Yep, confirmed a little while ago, but they said it would take some time, and would let us know more later.
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Don’t make it “online required” and I’ll buy it. I cancelled my preorder when I saw it required internet.
Nelia writes “Ghost Recon has released a number of games for people to enjoy and play. Here's a list of the top ten we think are some of the best.”
