Last show before the new generation of consoles begins, so we went through their catalogs and analyzed Watch Dogs Legion.
The new generation of consoles is approaching and, therefore, it is time to review the two output catalogs, both for Xbox Series X | S and for PlayStation 5. Today is king, so we dedicate our first block to the most important news so far this week, although it didn’t take long to focus on the next gen.
Part of the initial debate goes through Demon’s Souls (which is released exclusively for PS5) since we have been able to talk with its top managers so they can tell us what is behind this ambitious remake. The following are the outlet catalogs of the new Sony and Microsoft home solutions. Who arrives more reinforced? Different philosophies with approaches and titles for all tastes.
Watch Dogs Legion, we analyze the new from Ubisoft
During the program we also dedicate a block to analyze Watch Dogs Legion, the new thing from Ubisoft that several of us have been able to play. The game, available on PS4, Xbox One and PC, will also be released on PS5 and Xbox Series X | S this November. “Watch Dogs: Legion has kept its promises. Ubisoft Toronto has focused its efforts on making the Play as Anyone mechanic work properly. And yes, they have. The level of interaction available is above average within the open world genre ”, commented Alejandro in his review.
Join Arashi, Paula, Alejandro, Borja and Sergio Carlos in this program, where we finally speak with names and surnames of both the new generation and one of the most important games of the current one that is already saying goodbye.
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