Watch Dogs

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(...) or trip out as you outlast waves of police as a six-legged machine in "Spider Tag Destruction"

That blend between singleplayer and multiplayer sounds cool.

I just saw earlier the 101 trailer… the "modifiers" accessible through the "mobile apps" are quite crazy, totally unexpected.

I can see in-app purchases on the horizon

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So if i'm a huge fanboy of the game and want to enjoy everything it has to offer i need to buy 3 copies? That sounds reasonable.

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So if i'm a huge fanboy of the game and want to enjoy everything it has to offer i need to buy 3 copies? That sounds reasonable.

You must not be that big of a fan of Watch Doge if you aren't willing to single-handedly finance Ubisoft's third quarter 2014

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost…1&postcount=221

I guess you only get that sweet sweet read coat in the middle eastern limited plebs edition

I thought it was the Devil May Cry edition no?

zomg

Bought the Deluxe Edition + Season Pass on GMG, so I am all set. The 20% off voucher code ( FUSWJT-B1DU64-JBV8UY ) works too.

Well, that's not bad:

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• CVG: 9/10 - Forget speculation about textures and framerates - Watch Dogs is a bona fide next-gen proposition with a wonderfully told tale at its heart.
• GamesRadar: 4/5 - The story is unlikely to keep you logged in, and the missions will often feel annoyingly familiar, but if you connect with and really explore this high-tech world, there are plenty of virtual--and emotional--rewards to harvest.
• PC Gamer: 87/100: When it deviates from the familiar it really soars: hacking the city of Chicago and all its cameras, utilities, and communications is freeing and fun, and invading the games of unsuspecting players is an unusual and welcome thrill.
• Eurogamer: 7/10: You won't regret the time you spend in Aiden Pearce's world, but nor will it be saved as a precious memory when you reboot.
• Joystiq: 4/5: I'm not knocking the crazy wealth of content here, just that some of it is either too disruptive to the game's pacing, or shouldn't have made it through the "Is this relevant to our game?" filter.
• GameSpot: 8/10: I can confidently say that Watch Dogs is a lushly produced and riotous game with an uncanny ability to push you from one task to the next, each of which is just as fun as the last.
• Polygon: 8/10: Other games have nailed a better balance in optional activities and large-scale ambiance, including other games from Ubisoft Montreal itself. But when Watch Dogs focuses on the things it does better than anyone else, it finds an identity worth developing. As a hybrid open-world stealth-action game, it's in a class by itself.
• IGN: 8.4/10 - Watch Dogs is an excellent open-world action game with some unique hacking-magic that makes it a memorable game.
• Metro: 7/10 - The story and characters are not very interesting. The game as a whole lacks personality and mission design often lacks inspiration. Graphics are not as good as originally implied.
• Digital Spy: 4/5 - After an opening act bogged down by tutorials and dodgily scripted story sequences, Watch Dogs removes the shackles, takes some chances and begins to live up to its own hype.
• Game Informer: 85/100 - The main draw of any open-world game is the gameplay, and while not perfect, Watch Dog's hacking abilities add an engaging and unique twist to the third-person action.
• Forbes: No score - Aiden Pearce is just a character meant to sell cool looking hats in collector's editions. Perhaps that can be rectified in a sequel, but for now, Pearce is pretty big issue, and so is his propensity to kill people in boring, cover-based shooter-y ways.

It's hardly setting the world on fire, quite looking forward to trying it out later today tho.

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It's hardly setting the world on fire, quite looking forward to trying it out later today tho.

Marketing already took care of that lol.

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Marketing already took care of that lol.

lmfao

What ever do you mean. Marketing is always wonderful and definitely portrays the game the actual devs want.

This looks like a PS3 game, on Ps4 that's sad

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This looks like a PS3 game, on Ps4 that's sad

When it rains and its night, it turns next gen. (as they say)

That was my first idea as well, but at night it still doesn't look good, havn't seen rain yet tho, anyways at night and day (without rain its flat as hell)

Lawl, Uplay seems down, ubi pls.

Yeah, Upaly is kaput. I nearly didn't pre-order because of how awful Uplay is. Kinda wondering why I did now.

Uplay is a pile of ballsacks. Tried to redeem my free game voucher (Ass Creed black flag) through it and I gave up in the end because of how shit the service was.