Topic: Watch_Dogs Season Pass Confirmed*

...but not for Wii U.

London, UK – April 29, 2014 – Today, Ubisoft revealed details of the Season Pass for the open-world, action-adventure game, Watch Dogs. The Watch Dogs Season Pass will give you access to a unique single-player story featuring T-Bone, a brilliant but eccentric hacker; a new Digital Trip game mode, Conspiracy, plus new missions, weapons, outfits and more. Get more than 25% savings versus buying each piece separately. The Watch Dogs Season Pass will be available for PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system, Xbox One®, the all-in-one games and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, the Xbox 360® games and entertainment system from Microsoft and Windows® PC.

Key Features:

· All-New Single-Player Story – Take on the role of T-Bone, a brilliant but eccentric hacker who lives by his own rules.
· Conspiracy! – A new Digital Trip Game Mode that lets players hunt down cyborgs in this mind bending alternate game universe.
· More single player missions, weapons, and outfits.
· Save more than 25% over the individual downloadable pack prices.
· Season Pass holders get one-week early access to all included Watch Dogs add-on content.

In Watch Dogs players will assume the role Aiden Pearce, a brilliant hacker whose criminal past led to a violent family tragedy. Now on the hunt for those who hurt his family, players will be able to monitor and hack their enemies by manipulating everything connected to the city’s Central Operating System (ctOS). ctOS controls almost every piece of the city’s technology and holds key information on all of the city’s residents. Players will access omnipresent security cameras, download personal information to locate targets, control traffic lights and public transportation to stop enemies, and more. Watch Dogs lets the player use Chicago as their ultimate weapon and exact their own style of revenge. Watch Dogs will be available worldwide on May 27, 2014 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC.

Are you dissapponited at Ubisoft for offering a delayed version with less features? Are you pushed to the edge by this news. Will the companion app have Wii U support? Will it feature multiplayer? Post your thoughts!

Not surprised, 3rd party going to leave Nintendo behind as always. :/

Seeing as the game ships later it isn't a stretch that the Wii U version would come with the season pass content.

@shingi_70
Good point. The Wii U version comes out quite a bit later. It might, but depending on what the content is, it might not even be a deal breaker.

Oh yes it is. For a delayed version, you would expect at least some extra content to be shipped with the product to justify it's existence. Instead, we get shafted as usual. No wonder why Nintendo is always doomed!

This is Ubisoft, guys....lol
You know, those guys who have been making crappy decisions lately?

It's Ubisoft, they always screw up.

A) I hope the DLC cones with Watch_Dogs on Wii U.
B) The Wii U version is coming out later so they may announce the Wii U Season Pass later

Someone bring out Bad News Barrett!

Maybe it's because the DLC will be included in the late Wii U version.

More like it's because the Wii U version will be missing any online features!

Until this point Watch_Dogs is basically irrelevant on the Wii U. So any news does not surprise me lol.

Still gonna get child of light tho, this game deserves a day 1 purchase (kudos to Ubi Montreal). I'll probably get Watch_Dogs when it is 9.99 on PC.

The saddest thing about all this is that Watch_Dogs is the last core multiplatform title that is coming for Wii U . After that, it's Activision and LEGO only....

Things change all the time. I will still be getting it on Wii U, I don't really care. The DLC would have been nice but not a deal breaker

EDIT: Just watched the video (the video wasn't working on my phone earlier) and personally I am fine missing this DLC, it all seems kinda pointless. Play as another character I don't care about and that seems to focus on action, play a zombie type of story line, get some alternative skins. The more I see about this game the less it interests me but I am hoping that is just the way they are marketing it (and will still be purchasing it on Wii U). I wasn't interested in this as a shooter, I was interested in manipulating the world to complete objectives (like Gunpoint only a huge open world). I wonder what is the least amount of bullets a tester has had to use while playing this game?

i bet your wrong

I just hope that they don't cancel the WiiU version, I really want it for the WiiU..

OK! OK! I make mistakes!

Why release DLC on the eShop for a game that won't even be released on the Wii-U?

The Wii U "port" is being handled by a different team and is delayed. The chances of the same DLC coming to Wii U was extremely slim to none in the first place.

Splinter Cell was at Ubisoft Shanghai and it still got DLC.