Is Watch Dogs: Legion, a traditional Ubisoft open-world game? These small issues, however, can be addressed, and the system is very impressive overall, we may be looking at the future here, depending on how well future games utilise this technology. The system, however, is not without flaws, and there have been some amusing instances of mismatched voices/appearances, I encountered a young white female who spoke with a powerful south-east Asian accent and a character whose accent alternated between Russian and Italian multiple times during a conversation. Yes, they actually pulled it off, while many doubted it was actually possible to create thousands of playable characters and give them unique skills and abilities, Ubisoft has once again proven their commitment to trying new things and offering long term support for their titles.
Does Watch Dogs: Legion, Deliver on the Recruit Anyone Promise? Is it still enjoyable on current generation hardware?, yes immensely so, but I cannot help but yearn for the arrival of my next-generation console next month. The PC port does not suffer from excessive loading screens, especially when using a mid-range or better gaming PC, and PS4 Pro and Xbox One X fair slightly better now the game-breaking bug that rendered Watch Dogs: Legion unplayable after 6-8 hours in on the Xbox One X has been addressed, but Watch Dogs: Legion still feels like fitting a size 8 foot into a size 5 shoe on current generation hardware. Watch Dogs: Legion is a mechanically impressive game, and I am really enjoying it on the Playstation 4, but I cannot help but notice it feels constrained, I encountered over 25 loading screens during my first 90 minutes of play, including four loading screens during a three minute period, it felt jarring and a constant reminder that next-generation hardware would not have these problems. Watch Dogs: Legion is an excellent game and delivers on all of Ubisoft’s promises, but is it worth playing on current generation hardware? Is Watch Dogs: Legion, Worth Playing at Launch? Watch Dogs: Legion feels like a next-gen game trapped and constrained by current generation hardware.
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