With the year's biggest video game show about to get under way, big game sequels like "Halo 4" and "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2," and "Assassin's Creed 3" are all vying for gamer attention. But it's a brand new, never-before-revealed game called "Watch Dogs" that's causing a stir here on the eve of the Electronic Entertainment Expo.
Ubisoft revealed the open-world game during their press conference Monday in Los Angeles. (E3 officially opens its doors here Tuesday). As the game was shown off during the press event, Twitter immediately lit up and "Watch Dogs" became one of the top worldwide trends through the late afternoon.
What seems to set the game apart is that players will be able to control an entire city — apparently by controlling a talented and mysterious hacker.
According to a Ubisoft press release, "Watch Dogs" "blends cutting-edge technologies and sophisticated game design into a realistic and living open world where players must use any means at their disposal to take down a corrupt system."
It goes on to say:
But here, see for yourself:
Ubisoft revealed the open-world game during their press conference Monday in Los Angeles. (E3 officially opens its doors here Tuesday). As the game was shown off during the press event, Twitter immediately lit up and "Watch Dogs" became one of the top worldwide trends through the late afternoon.
What seems to set the game apart is that players will be able to control an entire city — apparently by controlling a talented and mysterious hacker.
According to a Ubisoft press release, "Watch Dogs" "blends cutting-edge technologies and sophisticated game design into a realistic and living open world where players must use any means at their disposal to take down a corrupt system."
It goes on to say:
But here, see for yourself:
but before this i will see Sleeping Dogs from square enix.
well said bro.
Maybe someday.
Screw you Ubisoft. I'm not paying for this S**t.
Just praying that it comes with decent minimum requirements. 
, "the traffic light pole is just swinging" and in the end what i saw was very very dumb 
