Watch Dogs Games

Ubisoft has been giving away free digital copies of its games to Uplay members throughout the holiday season. The company started with the classic real-time strategy game _World In Conflict _and the open-world action-adventure game Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. Well, another open-world action game has been added to the list.

It's a Ubisoft month for Xbox gamers when it comes to the free Games With Gold program for June. They've announced that popular last gen and cross-gen titles like Watch Dogs and Assassin's Creed III will be available for those who have Xbox Live Gold.

Ubisoft still has big plans for Watch Dogs 2. The game hasn't really been appearing much on the top 10 sales charts, but they're committed to supporting the open-world hacktion title with a load of new multiplayer content, including more free DLC than we thought it would have.

Twitch Prime is the new service from Amazon that ties into the Amazon Prime directive. They offer a lot of goodies for people who sign up for the Prime service, and for a limited time these goodies extend to Watch Dogs 2.

While the hacking that takes place within the Watch Dogs franchise is simplified, it does represent many actual things that hackers use their skill for, however, there's one thing hackers do in real life that the games can't quite copy.

After there had been murmurings of a sequel to Ubisoft’s first Watch Dogs game, it seems Ubisoft thought it was time to officially announce the week before E3. And along with an official website for the sequel, Watch Dogs 2 also got its first teaser.

We've known for a while that Watch Dogs 2 was coming, and that it was scheduled to release sometime before the end of spring in 2017, but we just didn't know when. Well, at E3 we're going to see the official reveal of the game.

One of the biggest controversies of 2014 was the release of Watch Dogs and the subsequent moans and groans when people realized that the game wasn't going to look the way it did at E3. Ubisoft has learned their lesson from that experience.

Considered one of the most over-hyped games of 2014, Ubisoft's Watch Dogs promised a lot but delivered about halfway on those promises. Well, Ubisoft is going to take the crack at Watch Dogs 2 and potentially provide a more robust experience compared to the first game.

Despite some massive budgets for a few of these titles, it didn't stop the games from tripping and falling on their face once they hit the market – this is despite the fact that just about every game on this list sold quite well. So here are the major games that failed to properly meet player expectations and disappoint greatly in 2014.

One of the big questions about Watch Dogs on the Wii U was how well the game would look in comparison to the Xbox One and PS4 versions of the game? Well, we finally have that question answered with a comparison video between the Wii U version of Watch Dogs, the PS3 and Xbox 360 version of Watch Dogs, and the PS4 version of Watch Dogs.

The wait is finally over and Ubisoft has released Watch Dogs for the Wii U. So was the wait worth it? Well, not according to the user reviews. However, Ubisoft has announced that they will attempt to rectify the massively-delayed Wii U port with two premium DLC packs.

One of the biggest debacles involving the Wii U this year is the delay of a couple of games that were supposed to release during a certain period but were delayed for unspecified reasons. One of the games was Watch Dogs. The game was originally scheduled to release in the spring for all major gaming platforms... except, the Wii U version got hit with a major delay and it won't be receiving any of the DLC.

Ubisoft Montreal vice president of creative Lionel Raynaud admitted that Watch Dogs was a flawed game. They're planning to make "radical" changes with the inevitable sequel.

Watch Dogs was too serious and too lacking in personality for me. Ubisoft seems to be trying to fix that with the game's DLC campaign Bad Blood.

Wii U owners' long wait for Watch Dogs is almost over. Ubisoft announced today that the open-world game is coming to Nintendo's console in November.

Ubisoft is making some needed changes to the head-to-head multiplayer of open-world game Watch Dogs. They're hoping to fix a very common plaguing those modes: players disconnecting before the end of the match.

Believe it or not, we're already at the halfway point in 2014. All the big announcements at E3 put our attention on Fall 2014 and beyond, but it's worth looking back at the past six months of games as well.

Enterprising modders have found out that not only can you access restricted files that contain the E3 2012 graphics upgrades, but you can also push the game just a tad bit further than expected.

And so it begins. Ubisoft's new intellectual property that has managed to sell 4 million copies in one week is now at the forefront of being a possible influence to a young hacker who manipulated road signs in North Carolina.