Tom Clancy's The Division release date to Xbox One, PS4, and PC is pegged to be revealed at the prestigious E3 Event as Ubisoft Attendance this year is confirmed.

Game developer's other premium titles such as Assassin's Creed Victory, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, the recently rumored Watch Dogs 2 including the return of Prince of Persia or Splinter Cell are alo predicted to get release announcements this June.     

Tons of games are expected to be released this coming E3 2015, however, it Ubisoft continues to remain mum on the release date of Tom Clancy's The Division and keep it from leaking while the fans excitement build up as snippets of information sporadically goes out online including the low resolution pre-alpha footage leaks discovered via the game's official website by digging up the codes.

Official announcement about the Cleaners Faction that came out last month with high definition wallpapers and the mysterious Dark Zone feature were revealed. 

On the other hand, Massive Entertainment, which has a team of 400 employees, is developing Tom Clancy's The Division alongside other Ubisoft-owned studios Reflections and Red Storm Entertainment. The game features an dynamic online world with role-playing game elements and shooting galore.  

When asked what PS4 and Xbox One have opened up for Massive Entertainment, Managing Director David Polfeldt in his exclusive interview with Crave Online revealed as saying,

"That's one of the things that still gives me goose bumps with this project. Once my technical director gave me the specs for PS4 and Xbox One, that's when we decided to go into high gear with Snowdrop Engine because this was going to be a generation of consoles that we understand much better than the previous one. They allow us to bring all of our knowledge and expertise from making PC games into the console world."

Will fans get to receive a release date announcement of Tom Clancy's The Division alongside Assassin's Creed Victory, Watch Dogs 2,and Rainbow Six Siege from Ubisoft at E3 this June? Stay tuned.