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Crackdown 3 (XB/PC, Sumo Digital) E3 Trailer out Nov 7th

Famassu

Member
Wake up. This game was supposed to be one of XBOX One's major graphical showcases. You don't hold back when you present those. This is as good as it gets.
Besides, wasn't that footage clearly from multiplayer? Like it showed multiple characters and was constantly jumping between them. I thought coop was to have all the destruction.
 

maxiell

Member
It looked like a poor man's Agents of Mayhem. Probably just didn't want to cancel it because it has been at seven E3s.
 

Theorry

Member
If MP still looks like that, why wasn't that shown at E3 instead of what they did?

Because what they showed at E3 probably just killed the game. I have a hard time believing anyone is interested in it now

MP isnt the best to show imo on stage. Hopefully we see it now after the show on the floor etc.
 

Pie and Beans

Look for me on the local news, I'll be the guy arrested for trying to burn down a Nintendo exec's house.
Thatsa troubleda developmenta~!!

Looked like absolute ass.
 
Edit: the crackdown 3 page still says destruction and transforming cars are in

And yet on the biggest stage the game will have before release, they show that shit.

It's gone. They'll probably BS about how original vision is still in development but we probably won't see or hear from the series again after this releases.

Hell, it wouldn't surprise me if they cancelled it but decided to push out this low budget version to fill a gap in the autumn market
 

iMax

Member
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I guess the destructibility wasn't shown because it wasn't done. Maybe they have to rebuild it from the ground up.
Then the probability of destructibility being in the game is low, considering its coming out to November.

MS is sending out the game as it is, with severe downgrades.
 

eso76

Member
This shit looked like hot garbage. What the hell has taken them so long?

They were hoping people would forget the 'unlimited power of the cloud'.

I don't want to be the one to say "I told you" it wouldn't happen but...I told you.

Tbh though, even with all the negativity I was only expecting them to tone down the destruction in a major way but I didn't think graphics too would take such a hit.
There's nothing here of the demo we saw, it's a different game.
 

lord pie

Member
Has the game been in development hell?

Well, to be extremely brutal: it was announced really early and was (at the time) being made by a *crazy* small developer with no track record. They were making the game based on a tech demo designed to push a marketing gimmick, using an engine that has no open world pedigree. The only public showcase had it relying on very large numbers of high end servers to function (the cost would have been nuts). It then went dark and was quietly moved to a new developer who is *extremely* competent, but does somewhat specialize in salvaging flailing projects.

So, um, yeah.
I honestly thought it was going to be canned. I'm glad it's coming out and sumo are great, but I fully expect it's been absolute hell.
 

willbsn13

Member
One of the biggest downgrades I've ever witnessed.

They swept this game under a rug for a long time for a reason.

I guess we'll see about where the destruction has gone.

But agree on the downgrade and why it wasn't talked about for so long
 

ganaconda

Member
Guys, stop freaking out. As they've stated, that was SP gameplay footage. They just said the destruction is still in for multiplayer as it has always been.
 
People keep saying Ruffian Games but I don't think they had anything to do with this. Originally I remember getting excited because they brought back Davy Jones who was the head of the Devs that made Crackdown 1. He supposedly had his own team working on this. As far as I was concerned that is who was still making this.
 

SPDIF

Member
Seems to be a lot of overeating in this thread. What was shown was from the campaign. We've always know that the campaign would feature limited destruction. E3 proper hasn't even started yet. I'm sure by Tuesday/Wednesday we'll have see some MP gameplay. If that doesn't contain any of the crazy destruction we've come to expect, then we can go a little crazy. Until then, why don't we relax a little?
 
You're now saying that Microsoft and the developers are lying. Get outta here with that.

This is delusional. You don't showcase that garbage demo if you have something better.

They just don't have anything better to show and I'll put 50 bucks right now that as soon as this releases later this year, they'll never talk about it again.
 
Was a god awful presentation. Must run/look down right wretched if it couldn't get a stage demo while being their flagship first party game for the XBOX launch
 

iMax

Member
People keep saying Ruffian Games but I don't think they had anything to do with this. Originally I remember getting excited because they brought back Davy Jones who was the head of the Devs that made Crackdown 1. He supposedly had his own team working on this. As far as I was concerned that is who was still making this.

The game was always a three-way development between Sumo, Cloudgine, and ReAgent.
 
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