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'Watch Dogs: Legion' Promises Revolution, But Mostly Delivers Distraction
You can play as anyone you want, but the game remains the same.
What Even Is an Open World Game Anymore?
It's an open question, so we're going to do what we do best: record a podcast talking about it.
Oakland Police Open Records Transparency Investigation After 'Watch Dogs 2' Lawsuit
Earlier this year, Oakland Police refused to turn over documents about any collaboration with Ubisoft. An activist sued the agency, and won.
We Analyze Cities in Games, Systemic Storytelling on Waypoint Radio
This podcast, like the Phantom Thieves, will steal your heart.
The First 'Watch Dogs' was Out of Touch
In our second episode of Guide To Games, we take a hard look at the first 'Watch Dogs'
How ‘The Last of Us’ Unearthed the Ugly Side of Playing Protector
But Naughty Dog’s sequel has the chance to flip the standard protector/protectee roles, giving Ellie the power to keep her closest friends safe.
Watch Dogs 2 Turns San Francisco into a Playground
It took developers two years to painstakingly recreate one of America's most unique cityscapes.
We Talk VR Queasiness, Rhythmic Horror, and 'Mafia III' in the Latest Episode of VICE Gaming's New Podcast
VICE Gaming's Austin Walker and Patrick Klepek chat about the games they played over the weekend and tackle a complex reader question on race and representation.
Video Games Are So Realistic That They Can Teach AI What the World Looks Like
And they're only getting better.
These Games Subvert Boring Hollywood Hacking Clichés
Beglitched, Quadrilateral Cowboy, and Hacknet show how hacking in games can be colorful, clever, and pleasantly clunky.
These Games Subvert Boring Hollywood Hacking Clichés
'Beglitched,' 'Quadrilateral Cowboy,' and 'Hacknet' show how hacking in games can be colorful, clever, and pleasantly clunky.
For Better or Worse, the Original ‘Watch Dogs’ Did Violence Differently Than Most Video Games
So many open-world games make violence just a thing that happens to nameless nobodies. Watch Dogs, for all its faults, changed that.