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    Crackdown

    Game » consists of 6 releases. Released Feb 20, 2007

    Jump into the shoes of a genetically-enhanced operative of the Agency and fight off criminal organizations alone or with a friend in Crackdown, an open-world sandbox game for the Xbox 360.

    potzergaeren's Crackdown (Xbox 360) review

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    Crackdown does so much right you overlook what's wrong.

    crackdown is a gta clone. this is true, but it does things so much better....in many ways. of course it's got that fine 360 polish to it, so it's very easy on the eyes. it does the free-roaming so well that right out of the starting gate you can take on a boss if you know how. that's a sandbox game, a real one for ya.

    now, the lock-on system sucks. once you manage to lock on to the right person...it's great. zeroing in for headshots with a handgun is very satisfying...it's the getting to that point that they buggered up. the driving also feels very sloppy. you're often times spending all your time behind the wheel fixing the overcorrections in steering. the characters are also very generic, but referred to as ''agent'' the entire time pry just emphasizes that to me. no real plot to speak of, but what did you expect...honestly.

    that's enough of the bad. the action is frenetic, the city is complex, and you always feel like there's something to do.

    that said it may not be a horrible idea to rent crackdown first and see if you get addicted to it before u buy.

    Other reviews for Crackdown (Xbox 360)

      An Impressive Debut From Realtime Worlds 0

      Crackdown is one of the very few free-roaming games that takes the sandbox formula and almost re-invents it entirely, fusing multiple types of gameplay together to form a game of one of its kind. Simply put, Crackdown is one of most fun experiences a sandbox game has had to offer in recent history. The one thing that might come surprising about Crackdown is how fast it drops you straight into the game, you have your basic main menu that of course lets you decide what you want to do, but the mai...

      4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

      Crackdown Review 0

      Crackdown was released in a time where all open-world genre games were all very similar. It seemed like all of the games were trying to cash in on what the Grand Theft Auto series had created. Luckily for us Crackdown brought something different to the table. Like all other open-world games Crackdown allows the player to explore a city and do whatever they like. But what Crackdown does different is it allows you to develop your characters skills to super-human proportions. Crackdown allows the p...

      2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

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