If you want to play Watch Dogs: Legion right when it goes live at the aforementioned release times, you'll probably want to pre-load the game onto your PC, PS4, or Xbox One. If you want to save space on your system's hard drive, Google Stadia might be the best option as games don't take up storage space on that platform because they run from the cloud. As such, this file size will definitely grow over time, even if it starts out relatively modest in size.

Ubisoft has confirmed their post-launch support plans for Watch Dogs: Legion includes things like multiplayer, new story missions starring Aiden Pearce from the first Watch Dogs, and a new game plus mode. While that file size isn't small, Watch Dogs: Legion won't be crowding up your hard drive like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare does. According to Ubisoft, the PC version of the game is 45 GB, while the Watch Dogs: Legion on PS4 is 33.9 GB. On Xbox One, Watch Dogs: Legion clocks in at just 35.7 GB. What is the Watch Dogs: Legion file size? In most regions, expect Watch Dogs: Legion to go live on your platform of choice shortly after midnight. But those don't have release time details just yet. An Xbox Series X version comes out on November 10, and a PS5 port is in the pipeline for November 12. The Epic Games Store version of Watch Dogs: Legion, however, won't go live until 11 a.m.

The same approach applies to the Xbox One, Uplay on PC, and Google Stadia versions of the game, which will be released at 12:01 a.m. in their local time, which gives Watch Dogs: Legion a staggered release in those regions. PS4 players in Europe, Asia, Japan, and Korea can expect the game at 12:01 a.m.

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