Author and game namesake Tom Clancy dies at 66
Author and video game namesake Tom Clanꦜcy has died at 66. reports that the best-selling author died yesterday of unreleased causes in a Baltimore hospital.
His lജiterary career took off in 1984 with the publication of The Hunt for Red October, which was adapted into several video games and a motion pictur𒊎e over the next six years. The Tom Clancy's series of games began with tactical shooter Rainbow Six in 1998.
Ubisoft has held the series, which expanded into sub-franchises like Splinter Cell, Ghost Recon, and upcoming MMO shooter 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Division, since it purchased Red Storm Eﷺntertainment in 2000. It said in a that it would continue to cꦇreate games in his name.
"The teams at Ubisoft, especially at the Red Storm studio, are incred👍ibly grateful to have collaborated with and learned from him, and we are humble☂d by the opportunity to carry on part of his legacy through our properties that bear his name."
Editor's note: This story originally stated Tom Clancy died today. He died yesterday. We regret the error.
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