Zeus
02-05-2007, 07:20 PM
The main developer behind Crackdown on the Xbox 360 has admitted that Crackdown needed as much help as possible to boost it onto the market. He revealed that it's a 'gamer player's game' and as such will not sell in in instant. Therfore the bundled Halo 3 beta invite was a real blessing.
So bring on "Halo 3" for the save. Three months ago, Jones was told that the mother of all Xbox video games would have a limited-access multiplayer beta test this spring months before its late 2007 release and that "Crackdown" would be bundled with free invitations for gamers to join that test. Was that a slap, a sign that his own publisher didn't think people would buy "Crackdown" on its own merits? "We kind of knew 'Crackdown' would need as much help as it could get to get into players' hands," Jones said. "Like we've always said: It's a game player's game. It's not something that's going to sell in screenshot. So that was good."
News Source: <A href="http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1551557/20070202/index.jhtml" target="_blank">MTV</a>
So bring on "Halo 3" for the save. Three months ago, Jones was told that the mother of all Xbox video games would have a limited-access multiplayer beta test this spring months before its late 2007 release and that "Crackdown" would be bundled with free invitations for gamers to join that test. Was that a slap, a sign that his own publisher didn't think people would buy "Crackdown" on its own merits? "We kind of knew 'Crackdown' would need as much help as it could get to get into players' hands," Jones said. "Like we've always said: It's a game player's game. It's not something that's going to sell in screenshot. So that was good."
News Source: <A href="http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1551557/20070202/index.jhtml" target="_blank">MTV</a>