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Watch Dogs Series is Dead and Buried, It's Claimed
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Probably for the best. Watch Dogs 2 was a weird tonal shift.
Watch Dogs 2 was the only one I actually enjoyed playing.
agreed, one felt like an edgy young adult book you'd find on a shelf at the public library. Two had a lot of attitude and style and I loved it
Agreed. The first one was a tonal flatline for me.