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My morning Crackdown 2 appointment started awkwardly last week. Double-booked. Game not running properly due to a technical mix-up. And then, those things rectified, I cheerfully mentioned one my favourite Crackdown features: Oh, the sequel’s creators said. We cut that.
Ruffian Games’ sequel to Xbox 360 hit Crackdown will feature scores of mutants and highly customisable playable agents, but one thing it won’t feature is the option to play as a female.
Crackdown’s Pacific City sure ain’t what it used to be. The buildings got crummier, and the cop’s armour got better. Those delicious green orbs, however, look unchanged. Guess you can’t improve on perfection.
Crackdown 2′s X10 showing last week wasn’t rife with new information or details, but it did give us a, surprisingly, hands-off look at some neat new elements of free falling.
Developer Ruffian Games is calling for user-made “awesome” graffiti to include in their upcoming game, Crackdown 2, because they’re too lazy to make it themselves.
I’ll tell you a funny story. For all the pomp, all the circumstance, all the celebrities present during Microsoft’s E3 keynote address, one game was more exciting to me than all others. And that was Crackdown 2.
