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Rocket Tag!
If you just checked out Episode 2 of The Game Informer Show, I mentioned that I would post up the old video from two and a half years ago where Jeff Cork and myself made up games to play in the first Crackdown. Among the fun games we posted like Kick the Car, we added a little spin on classic deathmatch and dubbed it Rocket Tag. Basically it’s a game of school yard tag will explosive results. As the old video below shows, even the original Crackdown was a sandbox of fun and hilarity. Crackdown 2 is only going to up the goodness. Also below, I posted the old trailer the Realtime Worlds put out later showing off their much shinier version of Rocket Tag. Enjoy!
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The original Crackdown goof-off video. (Select the Stretch option to fit the video on this one)
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The polished Realtime Worlds Rocket Tag teaser.
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