We are working well, I can not wait to play it.

Yeah same here. This game is starting to pique my interest again.

Been waiting for this game since it got announced, not long now!

I've been pretty excited about playing this, even with it's delay from last Fall. The release timing is my only problem though, I'm also playing WildStar the same week. Both are going to eat up my time, but ugh the timing on two great exciting games in the same week,...it just kills me =-P

100 total mini-game locations, but there are only 6 actual mini-game types. Just in case anyone was confused and thought he literally meant 100 types.

Watchdogs 1 was good but it had a bland world and driving was horrid. Plus near the end all the timed missions sucked

no thanks. more sequels is not the way.

I disagree

New Ips. Enough wit tha remasters frm ps3 era up we don't need them. If not then remake a game from the ground up from ps1-ps2 eras.

What!? No

The only way Id be for a remake of a last gen game is if it was included as a bonus in the season pass. Remakes should be reserved for older game, 2-3 or more gens ago.

Its true that the Legions NPC gimmick didnt really pan out, but once you got into the flow of the story I thought it was pretty decent. Its no WD 2, but its pretty decent so far (I havent beat it yet). The detail in the city is insane and it looks absolutely phenomenal on Series X! The story itself is good, but theres no attachment to the characters cuz its just a bunch of randos. If they could somehow remake WD1 and 2 using the assets from Legions, that would be sick!

I did hear that the Bloodlines DLC is a new Aiden story. The review I read made it seem like it was a mini sequel to WD 1, so that may be worth checking out.

I remember being pretty excited for Watch Dogs. But after I played for about 10 hours or so, I got bored. The game had cool ideas, but the story just wasn't that good. I loved the aesthetic of the main character, but didn't like his personality, or lack thereof. But still, at times, he was a bad ass.

The question is...if Ubisoft decided to remake this game, would I play it? Unless it was heavily discounted, probably not.

Everyones so stuck in the past. The idea of new hardware is new ideas, new technology, and pushing that technology in new ways. You griped about backward compatibility, you got it, and its still not good enough. Why you want developers to waste THEIR time trapped in the past instead of bringing you new experiences, and thus ME new experiences is beyond me. Moron......

No, it doesn't.

Holy crap, of all the games in history that deserve a remake Watchdogs is nowhere near the top, not even close.

Watch Dogs is the last Ubisoft game I played.

Ubisoft can't remake anything. It will be carbon-copy of either Watch_Dogs Legion or Ghost Recon Breakpoint (or both).

Current Ubisoft should first get their shit together, fix the bugs, stop with adding extra monetization (on top of regular price for games + season pass), don't reuse systems and/or assets, write good engaging stories, they also must understand that no every game should look and play the same and be a live service; and that no every military shooter should have «Tom Clancy's» in the title. Then, release some new interesting games. Remember Far Cry 2 and 3, Rayman Origins, Red Steel, old Assassin's Creed games, Prince of Persia, Splinter Cell, older Ghost Recon games, you name it (not to mention how many good games they only published).

Only after that they can start thinking about remakes. And, imo, first Watch_Dogs were good enough and it's available on PS4, what else do you need?
Maybe you'll propose remake Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart too while we at it (because it too had some issues)? /s

The only fun thing in that game was the gang hideouts, everything else was meh and doesn't deserve anything more than it already got

Uh no it doesn't. It still plays fine for me. The one Ubisoft game that REALLY needs a remake is Assassin's Creed 1. That game feels so outdated compared to the later games (even the Ezio Trilogy) that it needs one bad. Notice how it's the only one from the PS360 era that DIDN'T get a remaster. That says more about the game's age than anything.

There is absolutely no need for it

Each to their own, I personally thought it was OK at best, story was good but the gameplay, particularly the car handling wasn't great.
But either way it doesn't deserve a remake, no more feckin remakes, what it deserves is a decent proper sequel.

Just play the PC version on max settings. There's your remake.