At E3 2013, one of the bigger games demonstrated to a favourable reception was Tom Clancy's The Division. Shown off at the event using the new Snowdrop engine the game looked good and the game was very well talked-about about after the event. The game was scheduled to be released at some unscheduled time this year, but now the word's come through that the game has been delayed until some unscheduled time in 2015 purely so Ubisoft can work on making sure the game works.
It doesn't really come as a surprise. There's been little word on the game since E3 '13 and games get delayed all the time these days, release dates pushed back to allow for games to be tweaked to a level closer to perfect due to unexpected obstacles appearing. At the very least, pushing back a release date to make sure a game is working properly is preferable to games that get released in a buggy half-finished state just to meet a deadline. Also the statement that was released says that everyone involved are 'proud' to be working on such a project. So the delay is going to bring a better game from a group of people who are passionate and in love with the idea of the game they're creating. This can only be a good thing all round.
We should be seeing more footage of The Division now at E3 this year, so we should get some information about how much work has been completed since the event last week and possibly be able to estimate how close to being finished the game is and therefore maybe which quarter of 2015 we could see the game being released. Until then though, we just have to wait.