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Watch Dogs Holiday Release Date Revealed With New Trailer
Watch Dogs was announced back at E3 last year, but there remains a great deal of mystery about the title. Today, Ubisoft announced that the last of the mysteries will be lifted on November 19th, when Watch Dogs is scheduled to release in North America.
The modern-day urban thriller is releasing on a bevy of consoles, including PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U, PC, and “other next generation consoles,” which virtually assures we’ll see the game on the next Microsoft platform.
The new trailer shows off main character Aiden Pearce as he uses his smartphone to interact with the various electronic systems across the city of Chicago, like security cameras, public transportation systems, and traffic lights.
Are you looking forward to Watch Dogs? Watch the trailer, and share your thoughts in the comments below.
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