Not sure they are interested in buying an IP that didn't do well the first time around. Gears at least they knew was worth buying. Insomniac probably wouldn't sell it anyway as their whole reason for making it with Microsoft was so that they could own the IP.
Don't some of the agents give you 10% extra agility XP? I imagine you wouldn't need to get all of them if you use one of them but I don't actually know. The hidden orbs give you extra agility xp too. Seems a bit weird if you actually need to get all of them.
I think that's kinda what I like about it. It has this weird lonely sci-fi feel to it. Something about the towering structures and empty world is appealing. Beyond that, in most games, crowds tend to make the gameplay experience worse for me, not better.
Yeah, but considering nothing is being done with the IP anyway, why not sell.
It's eerily quiet, like there's no noise. It's kind of strange. It's not like I am making this up.
Yeah the game could use more traffic, pedestrian and street, and a car radio.
To be fair, it's hard to recommend at $60. But it will be a game that comes up in "missed Xbox for a whole gen, what games should I catch up on?" conversations. (A lot of Xbox exclusives recently are like that)
Yeah that's fair. I don't think I'd recommend even the biggest Crackdown fan to spend $60 on this. $40 and it seems like a pretty good deal, but with Gamepass at $10 a month it just doesn't make sense for any Xbox One owner to not give the game a fair shot.
Have you played sunset overdrive?
