My time with Tom Clancy’s The Division began on West 24th Street in New York City’s historic Chelsea neighborhood. As a light snow fell, I passed rows of bundled Christmas trees ready to be sold to holiday revelers, a decorative mechanical Santa Clause ringing a bell, festive lights snaking around lamp posts, and two armed thugs looting a corpse in the middle of the street. For anyone who’s been following Ubisoft’s upcoming online, open-world role-playing game, that latter element will come as little surprise. The Division’s scary-real narrative unfolds shortly after a viral pandemic brings the city to its knees...
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