Nearly 10 Years Later, The Division Gets a PS5 Patch

The Division Upgrades to PlayStation 5 with Enhanced Performance at 60 FPS

Almost a decade after its initial release, Tom Clancy's The Division has received a PlayStation 5 update that significantly enhances performance. Ubisoft announced on the game's official X account that the patch allows the game to run at 60 frames per second, resulting in smoother movements, faster combat response, and improved overall image quality. Previously limited to 30 fps on the PS4, The Division now aligns with other Ubisoft titles that have received similar enhancements, including Far Cry 4, Assassin's Creed Syndicate, Assassin's Creed Origins, Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Rainbow Six Siege, and For Honor. Ubisoft announced the update on X (formerly Twitter), rather than through their official blog. The reasons for updating the nearly ten-year-old game remain unknown. PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members who already own Tom Clancy's The Division for PlayStation 4 can download the free PS5 upgrade. > Agents, The Division is now available on PlayStation 5 with enhanced performance at 60 FPS. This update brings smoother gameplay to the snowcovered streets of New York where it all began. > > — Tom Clancy's The Division (@TheDivisionGame) December 17, 2025 According to a report by Justin Oneil on ThisGenGaming.com, gamers are likely to welcome the update.

Upgrading The Division: PlayStation 5 Boosts Performance to 60 FPS

With this enhancement, players can rediscover The Division with significantly improved performance on the PlayStation 5.

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