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Why Robin Makes Batman Better The Xbox Live Marketplace offers two new ways to fill up your Xbox 360′s hard drive. Crackdown and Beautiful Katamari join the list of available Games On Demand titles as of today.
Crackdown 2 has been running quiet for a while now, rarely popping its head up for a look. That changes today, with more screenshots and pieces of concept art than you could shake a zombie’s leg at.
China’s Ministry of Culture sent out another nastygram to the country’s game operators, demanding they knock off the “low-brow cultural content,” and get their games back in line with the “core socialist value system.”
Crackdown was awesome! And it had a Halo 3 multiplayer beta key included! So it did great business for Microsoft and developers Realtime, right? Nope. Not even close.
Following a very successful showing of APB at E3 2009, Crackdown developers Realtime Worlds are kicking off a major recruiting drive, aiming at employing more than 300 game industry professionals by early 2010.
The original Crackdown was developed by Realtime Worlds. At the moment, they’re busy with APB, so another developer, Ruffian, will be working on the sequel. Does that surprise you? It surprises Realtime.
The sequel to Microsoft’s hit open-world crime-fighting game has some new features.
So that headline’s probably stating the obvious. I would imagine there are lots of studios working on something besides what they’ve already announced.
