Ubisoft celebrates their plans for a Windows version of Tom Clancy's The Division with a new trailer from the upcoming third-person shooter captured at 60 frames-per-second on the PC edition to show off how it takes advantage of the superior hardware. On a related note, they also offer Collapse, a web-based simulator built on the game's theme that shows how quickly you can set off a global pandemic from your own home, leading to the collapse of society (in other words, a rollicking family funfest). Here's more on the PC version of the game:

On March 8, Tom Clancy’s The Division will simultaneously launch on PC with dedicated visual and technical optimizations that make New York City more immersive than ever. Captured in 60 frames per second on PC, this latest trailer highlights some of the gameplay benefits the PC version has to offer. For the best viewing experience, please make sure to watch on the most recent generation devices.

Tom Clancy’s The Division takes place weeks after a devastating pandemic sweeps through New York City on Black Friday. One by one, basic services fail and in only days, without food or water, society collapses into chaos. The Division, an autonomous unit of tactical agents leading seemingly ordinary lives among us, is activated to save society. Team up with other players to investigate the source of the virus, protect civilians from dangerous factions, and reclaim the city from the overwhelming turmoil.