Watch Dogs 2 lampoons the Valley with open-world hacking fun Remember Watch Dogs? It was like Grand Theft Auto except it took itself and its melodramatic hero very seriously. Kind of like the TV series Person of Interest but somehow with even less humor. Watch Dogs 2 is luckily nothing like that, with a bright Read more ... , vividly accurate San Francisco backdrop, a hero ...

Review: Watch Dogs 2 is an amusing ode to internet culture

‘Watch Dogs 2’ Isn’t as Smart As It Thinks When Watch Dogs was announced in 2012, it felt like one of those real “next-gen” games.

"Watch Dogs 2" Fully Revealed In Cinematic Trailer | 9GAG.tv Watch the first-ever look into the new Watch Dogs 2.

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Review: Apple Watch is beautiful, but rough around the edges After months of anticipation, the Apple Watch is here. But as pre-release hype wanes and units trickle out to early adopters, it's now a question of whether the Apple Watch delivers on its promise of being the company's "most personal device ever."

Review: Apple Watch is beautiful, but rough around the edges After months of anticipation, the Apple Watch is here. But as pre-release hype wanes and units trickle out to early adopters, it's now a question of whether the Apple Watch delivers on its promise of being the company's "most personal device ever."

Are There Dogs In This? We review films based on the amount of dogs in said films. Soon we will also factor in screen time, quality of dog acting, etc. This is all very important.

Are There Dogs In This? We review films based on the amount of dogs in said films. Soon we will also factor in screen time, quality of dog acting, etc. This is all very important.

Review: ‘Comfort Dogs’ Explores the Solace of Communing With Canines This experimental play by William Burke, whose cast includes dogs played by humans and real dogs, forces you to look at the nature of communication a little differently.