Crackdown Packshot Unveiled

Real Time World’s Crackdown for the Xbox 360 is scheduled to come out this fall, and it is only natural for people to talk about it. The game has been receiving unfair comparisons with GTA because at first glance, both games have a lot of parallelisms with each other — both are set in a fictional city, you can drive whatever you can get your hands on, and you can shoot at anything and anyone. But, from there on, these two are poles apart.

If you got used to being the troublemaker during your stint with GTA, you might need to get a little used to the fact that when you play Crackdown, you’ll be the good guy — a cop who’ll shoulder the gargantuan task of cleaning up the streets.

Also, every good deed of yours is aptly rewarded — your character will evolve and be more powerful, plus you get rewards and achievements which is a feather in your character’s cap. We have given you some of the game’s screens, some info about it, and interviews from the game’s developer himself, David Jones. Now, we present to you Crackdown‘s packshot.

Real Time World’s Crackdown for the Xbox 360 is scheduled to come out this fall, and it is only natural for people to talk about it. The game has been receiving unfair comparisons with GTA because at first glance, both games have a lot of parallelisms with each other — both are set in a fictional city, you can drive whatever you can get your hands on, and you can shoot at anything and anyone. But, from there on, these two are poles apart.

If you got used to being the troublemaker during your stint with GTA, you might need to get a little used to the fact that when you play Crackdown, you’ll be the good guy — a cop who’ll shoulder the gargantuan task of cleaning up the streets.

Also, every good deed of yours is aptly rewarded — your character will evolve and be more powerful, plus you get rewards and achievements which is a feather in your character’s cap. We have given you some of the game’s screens, some info about it, and interviews from the game’s developer himself, David Jones. Now, we present to you Crackdown‘s packshot.