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  3. All three versions of Watch Dogs: Legion are now live on Microsoft’s Xbox One video game consoles

All three versions of Watch Dogs: Legion are now live on Microsoft’s Xbox One video game consoles

Brad Stephenson Brad Stephenson
October 29, 2020
2 min read

The latest entry in the Watch Dogs video game franchise, Watch Dogs: Legion, is now live and ready to play on Microsoft’s current gen Xbox One consoles. The title also supports the next gen Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles and will be ready to play on each of them when they launch early next month.

Like its predecessors, Watch Dogs: Legion is an open-world video game with a focus on hacking and anarchy but it sets itself apart by allowing the player to recruit any character within the world and play as them instead of a primary main protagonist.

Here’s the full game description and trailer:

  • Build a resistance made from anyone in the world to take back a near-future London that is facing its downfall. Pre-order now and get the Golden King pack featuring a mask, car skin, and 2 weapon skins!
  • Recipient of over 65 E3 awards and nominations.
  • Recruit and play as anyone from London. Everyone you see has a unique backstory, personality, and skill set for unique situations.
  • Hack armed drones, deploy spider-bots, and take down enemies using an Augmented Reality Cloak.
  • Explore a massive urban open world featuring London’s many iconic landmarks and fun side activities.
  • Team up with your friends as you complete co-op missions and unique game modes.

Watch Dogs: Legion is available in a regular, Gold, and Ultimate Edition. The Gold Edition comes with the base game, the Golden King pack of in-game accessories, and the season pass while the Ultimate Edition comes with everything in the Gold Edition plus the Urban Jungle pack which contains additional characters and a premium booster pack.

Video ThumbnailThe latest entry in the Watch Dogs video game franchise, Watch Dogs: Legion, is now live and ready to play on Microsoft’s current gen Xbox One consoles. The title also supports the next gen Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles and will be ready to play on each of them when they launch early next

As a special bonus, anyone who buys the Gold or Ultimate Editions or purchases the season pass on its own will gain access to Watch Dogs: Complete Edition, the original Watch Dogs game along with all of its post-launch DLC.

Have you had a chance to play Watch Dogs: Legion yet on your Xbox One or are you waiting until you get your Xbox Series X or S to dive in? Share your thoughts with the community in the comments below and then follow us on Pinterest and Twitter for more Xbox gaming news.

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