The newest title update (6.1) arrives today for Tom Clancy's The Division 2, and in addition to the usual bug fixes and tweaks, the former hub of our nation's government will be getting some festive makeover. The "Situation: Snowball" event kicks off today and will run for the next few weeks. If you login anytime during the event, you'll receive a "Holiday Supplies Care Package" that includes three Standard Apparel Keys, three pieces of equipment, and (yep) a Santa hat.

Sir Tom of Clancy's latest military psuedo-RPG has been the talk of town ever since its launch earlier this month.  Lest we forget, though, the Good Sir Clancy's other military psuedo-RPG is still alive and well.  To reinforce this fact, Ubisoft just dropped another significant content update for The Division 2.

If you enjoyed all of the Tom Clancy's The Division 2 there has been so far, and are eager to get a sneak peek at what's next and also play the PC version of the game, then fire up Uplay and go access the Public Test Server. The development team at Ubisoft has put up an early build of the forthcoming "Episode 1" content - which adds some new loot, two new missions, and a new gameplay mode titled "Expeditions" - and you can play through all of that for the next 24 hours.

Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's The Division 2 has been out for just over three months and, in contrast to the original game, Ubisoft is releasing new content right out of the gate to ensure things stay fresh for players.  An eight player raid is already in effect, along with a smaller free content update, and more will be coming over the next year.

After a delay in order to address feedback from last month's Tidal Basin update, Ubisoft dropped a new update yesterday for Tom Clancy's The Division 2 that added two new "Classified Assignments" for Annual Pass holders, and (more importantly) the 8-player raid. The raid just went live and if you're reading this, you're probably not racing to be the world's first group to clear it, but you might be interested in seeing those attempts or checking it our on your own.

Ubisoft has dropped the first bit of free post-launch content for Tom Clancy's The Division 2 today. The "Tidal Basin" update adds more endgame stuff to chase for those looking to continue their romp through the ruins of D.C., and get ready for the eight player raid that drops late this month with the next update.

It is the season of the loot shooter, or "shlooter" if you won't (please). Destiny 2 is in the midst of its 6th season of content, BioWare's Anthem is still patching and fixing things, and Ubisoft recently released the follow-up to their offering in the genre, Tom Clancy's The Division 2. We've only begun to get into this sequel, but we're enjoying what we've played thus far.

The Division 2, the latest game from Tom Clancy and his posse of game developers, has an official release date of March 15th.  For anyone who simply can't wait until then, though, there's an Open Beta scheduled for March 1st through March 4th.

Ubisoft's latest venture, The Division 2, is right around the corner.  A free open beta will be available from March 1st through the 4th, and the full release is scheduled for March 15th.  Despite that, there are still plenty of folks hankerin' for a taste of what the game itself will be like.

By the end of March, we will not be in short supply of "loot shooters." Destiny 2 has seen a resurgence thanks to the "Forsaken" expansion and the steady roll-out of content ever since, Bioware's Anthem drops in just a couple weeks, and Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's The Division 2 is just a month away from hitting the scene. If the latter's more "realistic" take on the genre (i.e., you're not shooting lasers or flying around in mech suits), and want to check it out before March 15, then you've got a little bit of time to try and get into the Private Beta that starts tomorrow.

If you're looking forward to playing Tom Clancy's The Division 2, then Ubisoft has a variety of editions they'd like to sell you. The publisher/developer revealed all these versions of the forthcoming sequel during Gamescom, and maybe the most interesting item in all of this is a "Year 1 Pass" for all editions above "Standard," which gives you early access to the free "Year One Episodes."

With Ubisoft's big reveal of The Division 2 during E3 last week, we figured we'd hop back into the original Division to see how the game has progressed and improved over the past couple years. Getting back into something you haven't played in a long time is just like riding a bike, right?