Watch why Marcus Holloway is so angry at CtOS in the Watch Dogs 2 launch trailer.

Do you post selfies? If you're alive and have a phone, the answer is probably yes. But what do those images actually share about you? Apparently way more than you might want.

Watch Dogs 2 has a hefty Season Pass, with a few things that probably should've (could've) made it in the final game

Watch Dogs 2 is fixing many of the issues the first game plagued eager fans with, but there's still a hint of the old every now and then.

Watch Dogs 2 could be the game we really deserved when the series first debuted - improving on the formula in similar ways to the way the second Assassin's Creed game did.

What happens if technology goes bad? That's exactly what Watch Dogs 2 wants you to ask, even if it's counter to the game's methods of doing that.

Watch Dogs 2 is now set to launch on PC a little later than expected, as Ubisoft takes extra time to polish things up.

We now live in a world where most of our day to day interactions are tracked and fed into big data. But should we be worried? Only if we live in the world of Watch Dogs 2.