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Microsoft offers discounts on hundreds of Xbox and PC games
You can also save on PCs and accessories as part of the Ultimate Game Sale.
Zombies will soon invade 'Watch Dogs: Legion'
You and three friends can hack your way through the undead starting on June 1st.
'Watch Dogs: Legion' will add a 60 FPS performance mode for PS5 and Xbox Series X
Ubisoft is releasing a new 'Watch Dogs: Legion' update that adds support for 60 FPS on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
'Watch Dogs: Legion' PC multiplayer delayed indefinitely due to bugs
Ubisoft has delayed 'Watch Dogs: Legion' PC multiplayer indefinitely after discovering GPU-related bugs.
Multiplayer for 'Watch Dogs: Legion' arrives on March 9th
Hack the planet (or at least London) with three of your friends in co-op missions.
'Assassin's Creed' and 'Watch Dogs' players are losing access to saved games
'Assassin's Creed Valhalla' and 'Watch Dogs Legion' players are reporting frequent issues with saved games appearing as corrupt.
'Watch Dogs: Legion,' a game about hacking, may be victim of a hack
Hackers claim to have leaked the source code for 'Watch Dogs: Legion' after threatening to share it.
Here are the Xbox Series S and X games you can play at launch
Even without 'Halo Infinite,' the day one slate is shaping up nicely.
Ubisoft says it won't raise next-gen game prices this year
The publisher said its fall 2020 games will still cost $60 on next-gen consoles.
'Watch Dogs: Legion' lets you be anyone, if you put in the work
London has fallen. At least, that’s what you’re told when you first visit the dystopian future of England’s capital city in Legion, the third instalment of Ubisoft’s action-adventure series Watch Dogs. Navigating the underground corridors of the Houses of Parliament as an MI-5 agent in the game’s prologue, you quickly understand that DedSec — the subversive hacking group at the center of Watch Dogs 2 — has been framed for a series of horrific bombings at major cultural and tourist spots around London by a mysterious and technologically-advanced group called “Zero-Day” (Ubisoft loves a trope).
Ubisoft is giving away 'Watch Dogs 2' on PC this weekend
You just need to log in to Uplay during the Ubisoft Forward showcase.
Ubisoft's 'E3-style' showcase will stream July 12th
With E3 cancelled this year, French publisher Ubisoft will host a digital showcase on July 12th at 3PM ET to show off its latest games.
Ubisoft is delaying almost every game it has announced
Ubisoft is delaying several major games on its upcoming slate. Watch Dogs: Legion had been set for March 6th and Gods & Monsters had a release date of February 25th, while Rainbow Six Quarantine had also been earmarked for the first quarter of 2020. Those games will now arrive in the second half of next year.
Playing as many Londoners in 'Watch Dogs: Legion'
In most stories, there's a hero. Someone you can root for, empathize with, trust to guide you through their journey's twists and turns. In major game studio AAA action franchises, especially so. Watch Dogs: Legion -- the upcoming third game in the open world hacker series, arriving March 6th 2020 -- does away with all that. From a sprawling, dystopian London you can recruit anyone that you want to be your protagonist to hacking collective DedSec.
'Watch Dogs: Legion' arrives March 2020
A dark, post-Brexit London will be the setting for Watch Dogs: Legion, the third game in the open world action franchise. At Ubisoft's E3 keynote, the publisher showed that the latest hacker title will launch March 6th 2020. The game's most interesting new hook is that there is no central protagonist. The game has you building an underground resistance of hackers, and players will recruit their team from any of the pedestrians strolling around London.
Watch Ubisoft's E3 2019 press event here with us!
Ubisoft is on a roll right now. The Assassin's Creed franchise is in a good place, Rainbow Six Siege is trucking along and The Division 2 is arguably the biggest loot-shooter on the market right now. So where does the publisher go from here? Well, it's already confirmed that Watch Dogs Legion, a Brexit-themed take on the open-world hacker franchise, will be part of its E3 showcase this year. We're also bound to hear about Ghost Recon Breakpoint, the futuristic sequel to the hugely popular Wildlands. But what else? We're expecting a roller derby multiplayer game, and keeping our fingers crossed for a new Mario + Rabbids title. For all the juicy details, be sure to watch the press conference with us at 4PM ET/1PM PT/10PM CEST.
Ubisoft confirms 'Watch Dogs Legion' will be at E3
Ubisoft has confirmed reports about the next entry in its open world hacker franchise. It is entitled Watch Dogs Legion, the developer has confirmed in a tweet that also contains a short teaser showing the game's logo. The company has also alluded to the other details that previously came out, particularly that the game is set in London and will allow you to play as any of the characters you recruit. "God save the NPCs," Ubisoft wrote.
