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Crackdown (titled Riot Act in Japan) is a free-form urban action video game released on February 20, 2007 exclusively for the Xbox 360 console. Crackdown was created by David Jones, who also created Grand Theft Auto and Lemmings, and developed by Realtime Worlds.
The player takes the role of a cybernetically enhanced Agent who's job is to defeat three main crime lords and their underlying organizations within the near-future fictional Pacific City, with the player free to select the approach to complete this task or the various side missions. As the Agent takes out foes or completes other tasks, his aptitude in certain skills improve, leading to more benefits from using those skills as well as changes in appearance to reflect the current skill levels. The game features a cooperative play mode for two players over Xbox Live.
The game was packaged with a multiplayer demonstration for then-upcoming Halo 3, and as a result, sold 1.5 million copies within the first six months of release. However, Crackdown has recieved very positive press, including being considered one of the most unexpected and surprising games of 2007.
Crackdown (titled Riot Act in Japan) is a free-form urban action video game released on February 20, 2007 exclusively for the Xbox 360 console. Crackdown was created by David Jones, who also created Grand Theft Auto and Lemmings, and developed by Realtime Worlds.
The player takes the role of a cybernetically enhanced Agent who's job is to defeat three main crime lords and their underlying organizations within the near-future fictional Pacific City, with the player free to select the approach to complete this task or the various side missions. As the Agent takes out foes or completes other tasks, his aptitude in certain skills improve, leading to more benefits from using those skills as well as changes in appearance to reflect the current skill levels. The game features a cooperative play mode for two players over Xbox Live.
The game was packaged with a multiplayer demonstration for then-upcoming Halo 3, and as a result, sold 1.5 million copies within the first six months of release. However, Crackdown has recieved very positive press, including being considered one of the most unexpected and surprising games of 2007.
