True next-generation visuals - Harnessing the power of Xbox 360, “Crackdown” players enforce justice against the backdrop of a crime-ridden metropolis that is massive in scale, monstrous in scope and meticulous in detail. Brilliant experience from a legendary game designer - From Dave Jones, the creative mastermind behind “Grand Theft Auto” and “Lemmings,” comes “Crackdown,” an explosive masterpiece set to define open-world, free-form next-generation gaming. Coupled with highly innovative co-op gameplay - a genre first - and an interactive world where nearly anything can be used as a weapon, gamers will be able to create a volatile cocktail of judicial oppression as they clean up the streets. Gamers will enforce justice by any means necessary in Pacific City, a crime-ridden urban center built to encourage the exploration of the full width, depth and height of the city. We called it “a playpen of combat and destruction” that is “undermined by frustrating design compromises."Crackdown" pushes the action-driving hybrid genre into the next generation with the first ever truly 3-D playground. It has clocked it with disappointing aggregate scores around the 60-ish range. 
15 for Xbox One (and is available on the Xbox Game Pass service). Neither the Xbox Marketplace listing nor the Backward Compatibility program page make any mention of it.Ĭrackdown 3 launched Feb. So most folks already had it.Ĭrackdown 2 does not appear to have the Xbox One graphics enhancements that accompanied Crackdown’s re-release in February. Microsoft gave away the original Crackdown in early February, but that was one of the first games offered on Games With Gold, coming in August 2013, the service’s second month. The download is only 3.39 GB.Ĭrackdown 2 wasn’t poorly reviewed, but it failed to capture or extend the buzz that followed its predecessor, a breakout hit when it launched in 2007. Remarkably, the Xbox 360 exclusive has not yet been offered on the Games With Gold service, so this really is a new free game.
So run go get it.Ĭrackdown 2 launched in 2010.
Microsoft added Crackdown 2 to the Xbox One’s backward compatibility portfolio at the end of the day yesterday and, more importantly, made it free for everyone.
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