Ghost Recon

Released earlier this week, Ghost Recon: Breakpoint is the latest in Tom Clancy’s open-world shooter franchise. Following in the footsteps of Wildlands while promising an entirely remastered combat system and a range of new features, Breakpoint was one of the most exciting announcements at this year’s E3. With many recent games suffering from being over-hyped and then failing to deliver upon release, the question at the back of many minds remained: how will Breakpoint measure up to the revolutionary expectations that have been built for it? Let’s find out!

Sony will air a State of Play video and Microsoft will air an Inside Xbox video tomorrow (9/24)! State of Play will air at 3pm central tomorrow. Last of Us Part 2 will be shown along with other games. Meanwhile, Inside Xbox will focus on “X019 updates, The Outer Worlds, Ghost Recon Breakpoint and more!”, according to Xbox’s twitter account. Inside Xbox will air at 5pm central. What do you want to see Playstation and/or Xbox show tomorrow?…

Hopping into the Ghost Recon: Breakpoint Closed Beta this weekend, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. The E3 trailer toyed with the notion that this release would be drastically different from Wildlands, or any other Ghost Recon game that came before it for that matter. Contrary to that notion, the GRB Closed Beta plays very in a style very similar to Wildlands. The notorious ‘Wolves’ appear to only show up from time to time and do not seem to be your main enemies; this is another fact that contradicts the impressions left by earlier announcements of the ...

With its original announcement coming in a couple weeks ago, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Breakpoint was still heavily featured in Ubisoft's E3 2019 Press Conference. Starring Joe Bernthal, Ghost Recon: Breakpoint aims to bring the most brutal and gritty survival experience the franchise has ever seen. This includes a comprehensive injury system, a variety of harsh terrain, and the buddy carry system. It also includes a temporary camp called the 'The Bivouac' which will be the refuge where players can rest between missions.

A number of years ago, many wondered what was happening to Ubisoft, as the company released a few sub-par titles based on their long running franchises. Fast forward to 2019, and those worries appear to be a thing of the past. While Ubisoft is still relying on the amazing franchises they have developed, they area also bringing new ideas to the table. Let's dive into the 2019 E3 Press Conference!