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“We’ve worked to refine the content of the game’s premium editions”
Ubisoft has decided to remove three-day early access for the special editions of Watch Dogs: Legion.
In recent years the company has incorporated a new strategy which allows players to access certain games a few days earlier. The ability to do this was available to special editions of titles, which tend to be more expensive.
Originally, Watch Dogs: Legion was to follow the same business model. However, industry analyst Daniel Ahmad has since tweeted a statement from Ubisoft announcing that the model has been scrapped for the game.
“The Season Pass has been enhanced to offer players additional story-based content while still delivering the premium characters and cosmetics from the original pass,” the statement reads. “Additionally, all editions of Watch Dogs Legion will be released simultaneously on [October 29]. As a result, the ‘3 days early access’ has been removed from the Gold, Ultimate and Collector’s Editions of Watch Dogs Legion.”
You can read the company’s full statement below.
Watch Dogs: Legion is set to receive a next-gen upgrade for free via Smart Delivery. This means that current players will be able to upgrade their copy of the game to the PS5 or Xbox Series X free of charge.
This news came part of Ubisoft’s presentation last week (July 12) which looked forward at the company’s plans for the coming year. Many new game announcements, reveals and updates were unveiled during the course of the show.
Among the news was a release date for Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla, as well as the official announcement of Far Cry 6, which delivered a cinematic trailer introducing the games villain portraited by Breaking Bad star Giancarlo Esposito.
