There will be multiple special editions released for the upcoming hack-inspired title, "Watch Dogs."
According to IGN, Ubisoft will release the original title at $60 along with nine special editions of "varying prices and content." Some special editions will are exclusive to specific territories.
Ubisoft will released the PlayStation exclusive White Hack back for North America, another for Australia and New Zealand, a Vigilante Edition for Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia, a Uplay Exclusive Edition in Ubisoft's Uplay shop, a Digital Deluxe Edition is only for PlayStation and PC and more. Click here to check out all of the special editions.
"Watch Dogs" creators recently explained how the game is a "true"next-gen title in Ubisoft's latest blog post. "Watch Dogs" Creative Director Jonathan Morin explained the teams ultimate goal was to create a dynamic gaming experience where players feel as though their actions truly effect the game.
"It's one thing to invent something like hacking in an open city, and another to make sure it's done in such a way that when you're in a stealth situation or a combat situation or a car chase situation - even though you understand driving, shooting, reloading and all of those things - you start feeling like every traffic light around you is a valid solution," Morin explained to Ubisoft's blog.
"Every fuse box you can use in combat will help you turn the tide. All those elements come together so that when the player puts the controller down he or she can say, I really like this," he added. "And when they pick up the controller to play another game, they try to hack the traffic lights, but that option's not there anymore."
You can check out more of Morin's interview with Ubisoft here. "Watch Dogs" will be released for the PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC on May 27.
