I dont mean to be quite so negative, but the first game was a lot of fun, and this one just seems to be a straight, lazy cash in with no real new content to speak of minus some skin changes. Oh well, at least we still have InFamous 2 for our superhero game desires.
Next we'll be paying to enter boss fights. There'll be "open world" games where you have to pay a toll to enter other areas. FPS games will require you to buy ammo, racing games you need insurance... You see where it's going. And it will all convienetly be linked to you're credit cards.
The future of gaming ladies and gentlemen... Embrace it.
LOL @ LOL'ing @ inFAMOUS 2
So far anyways The Crackdown games have impressed me the least out of any 360 title I've played. They're really generic, and even the most generic of games have atleast something in terms of gameplay or popularity to hang their hat on. Not so with Crackdown, which in my opinion is nowhere near as good as inFAMOUS.
That doesn't sound too far off. That why I still play PS2 and earlier. I refuse to embrace stuff like that. Ever.
http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/22696/Spilt-Milk-Working-on-Crackdown-2-DLC/

That makes sense right?
this game is gonna to be bought when it hits bargain bins, unless they announce a proper sequel instead.
Bust still, relax, if this was Kotaku, you'd have already been permanently banned
Having to start all over again from the beginning after you beat the game is lame. They better add some free replayability in there, especially given its co-op focus.
I wasn't jumping I was Lightly pouncing while at the same time offering my opinion.
Besides everyone knows that come the end of the year the best place to get our "superhero fix" will be DC Universe Online, which will infact laugh in the face of both danger and games like inFAMOUS and Crackdown.
You look like shit. I feel sorry for anyone who had to conceive such a monstrosity.
I spent $50 and I'd gladly spend $150 and also give every Ruffian employee a BJ.

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