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Watch Dogs promises with High Graphics Watch Dogs Release Date Finally Set for May 27th (Photo credit: BagoGames ) Ubisoft and Nvidia have released a new Watch Dogs trailer designed to show off the high-end graphics that will be available to those with a fancy PC . In the video, engineer Paul Vlasie talks about how Nvidia and Ubisoft Montreal have worked together to add the hardware maker's HBAO+ tech, designed to create more realistic shadows, and its fancy TXAA anti-aliasing effects. "We really want to make sure PC gamers will be able to enjoy and explore the most realistic and visually stunning world environment ever created," Vlasie says. Reason Behind Watch Dogs Wii U Delay (Photo credit: BagoGames ) Over the weekend, Ubisoft also confirmed the minimum and recommended PC specs for Watch Dogs. If you haven't seen them yet, well, there's a good chance you might have to consider an upgrade if you're looking to play with the graphics ...

Watch Dogs progressing well Watch Dogs and The Crew, two next-generation games Ubisoft delayed last month, are progressing "very well," CEO Yves Guillemot said today during an earnings call. Guillemot went on to say that the development teams are "really happy" to take advantage of the extra development time so as to achieve "very high quality games." In the case of Watch Dogs specifically, Guillemot said the delay should allow the game to be a top-seller in 2014. "And so we are confident with the game and its ability to be one of the best sellers of next year," Guillemot said. Watch Dogs was scheduled as a launch title for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, before Ubisoft delayed the game to spring 2014 in October. Guillemot said previously that the game's delay will give it "far bigger potential" at launch. As for The Crew, it never had an official launch date, but was also delayed in October to sometime i...

Latest Watch Dogs demo suggests current gen experience. Watch Dogs , one of a handful of non-sequels set to grace the next generation of consoles upon their release in November (as well as those already on the market, and the PC to boot). Though we could only observe the live demo, what we saw looked like a decidedly current-generation experience. The section of the game Ubisoft decided to show  Drop7 while superfluous narratives "unfold" on the big screen. Gizmag managed did notice a non-player character reassure the protagonist that the location of their tryst was secure – this despite the fact that the player character had just infiltrated it. The game's lauded hacking mechanic featured in the demo, but key questions remain unanswered. Though varied, the examples we saw seemed limited in scope, the player taking the opportunity to highlight an object, and pressing a button to "hack" it in a predetermined way. In the live demo we saw (supposedl...