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Watch Dogs
Watch Dogs' planned DLC appears to offer a hefty update by adding a new playable character with their own campaign, and a number of other additions.
The season pass will be $19.99 and offer players a new single-player campaign, and the chance to play as T-Bone, who is a, "brilliant but eccentric hacker," with a southern accent and dreadlocks, and he likes to blow things up, because he's not a hippie.
The season pass also unlcocks new missions and outfits for Aiden, and exclusive untouchables pack which dresses Aiden up like a classic gangster and the digital trip mode. Digital trip mode appears to give Aiden something similar to Google Glass that changes the way everything looks and turns pedestrians into what appears to be zombies.
For more on Watch Dogs, check out our extended hands-on preview here, as well as a breakdown of the recent multiplayer trailer. Watch Dogs is coming to Xbox 360, PlaySation 3, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC on May 27 and to Wii U sometime later this year.
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