Watch Dogs.
Disclaimer: Sure, it isn't showing off next-genniness or is very revolutionary, and it didn't live up to quote-unquote "hype", but if you take it for what it is, it's a good, solid game with very fun sandbox-manipulation gameplay, graphics that while not superb and utilising all the prowess of the newer consoles are still far better than anything you'd see on a last-gen console, are therefore really quite nice and in fact nearly photorealistic in some places, and a wonderful, engaging story.
I'm only about two hours in, so I don't have a lot to say, but I will say that the hacking mechanics are integrated beautifully - hacking traffic lights so that they're all green is especially hilarious, as some car crashes are quite brutal in the game, and this is a sure way to conjure some of those up, as well as eventual explosions.
There was also one construction zone area with a building where you could either choose to go in on-foot (very, very difficult, given that your character has a realistic vulnerability to gunfire) or get in almost solely through hacking different cameras in a chain sequence to make your way inside visually, then use those views to hack different parts of the area to booby-trap and then kill everyone. It's not a quick procedure, but damn is it cool and satisfying. Of course once everyone's dead, you then walk in completely undisturbed.