Theo Sanders of Ubisoft has admitted that the Wii U version of Ghost Recon Online is “on hold”. As for the reason, it’s “not a reaction to anything specific happening”, but simply the realisation that “once you launch an online service”, it’s “an all-consuming effort”. Hopefully the game doesn’t remain in a void forever.
Ghost Recon Online is still planned for release on the Wii U, and you can check after the break for the launch trailer for the PC version of the game. There’ll surely be differences between the versions, but the gameplay is the same, so it might be worth a watch.
Ghost Recon Online won’t arrive on the Wii U until 2013, but you can check after the break for some screenshots from the PC version of the game.
Ghost Recon Online was announced for the Wii U but it wasn’t shown at E3 2012. This made people wonder if something had happened to it. But fear not! Ubisoft has confirmed that, while the PC version is the priority, the Wii U version is still on its way. It will arrive after the PC version. This is because:
The team is taking a little bit longer than they thought they would to get Ghost Recon Online to the level and quality that they want and that definitely has had an impact on how much time they’re able to spend on the Wii U version because we want to make sure we get it right.
And I think that’s pretty much the best reason possible for a delay.
There’s a new trailer for Ghost Recon: Online that you can watch after the break. It focuses upon the Specialist class within the game.
There is off-screen footage of Ghost Recon: Online that you can find after the break.
Ubisoft has released a new trailer for Ghost Recon Online. This one focuses on the Assault Class within the game. You can find it after the break.