VG24/7 has gotten a chance to get an interview with the producer of The Division Fredrik Runqvist and production director Petter Mannerfelt. The interview is quite lengthy, and you may have a read right here.

However, one of the most interesting details from the interview is that fact that the game is aimed to have endless gameplay that will provide a ton of replay value.

“We designed the game to be endless gameplay. It’s hundreds, if not thousands of hours of gameplay that we hope people will enjoy,” Rundqvist stated.

The developers have also confirmed that the game’s world/map is gigantic, but that doesn’t mean that they won’t be expanding the game by any means whatsoever if people want more content.

“The game is based in New York now, but if there’s demand, we’re going to keep on building,’ he added.

Check out the rest of the interview for tons more details on The Division. Thanks VG24/7 for this informative interview.

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This is what he had to say regarding to how the new Xbox One always listens to what people say:

“We take it very seriously. We aren’t using Kinect to snoop on anybody at all. We listen for the word ‘Xbox On’ and then switch on the machine, but we don’t transmit personal data in any way, shape or form that could be personally identifiable to you, unless you explicitly opt into that.”

This has started a controversy due to the strange Kinect patent that Microsoft holds. According to the patent it says that the hardware will always be monitoring and watching every single person in the room.

Obviously, this can raise some sort of questionable ethics and intentions that are unknown. However, to be entirely honest, I think people just like to over-exaggerate and start unnecessary drama and everyone knows that the company is not that stupid.

If the firm does anything like this, then Microsoft would easily get sued for such actions. Microsoft is making a gaming console/entertainment device for your living room and not a giant camera that watches you.

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