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Crackdown 2 Achievements Reveal Ridiculous Gameplay
In just over a month, budding Agents will return to Pacific City to rid the beleaguered metropolis from even more gang lords, evil corporations, and mutated freaks. But what can players expect, besides jumping across rooftops and hurling cars at puny opponents? If the game's achievements are anything to go by, some pretty crazy stuff.
Spoiler warning! Here are some of the more interesting achievements players can earn:
Pebble Dash (10G):
From the top of full-height Agency Tower, leap into the chimney stack and live
to tell the tale.
City Glider (10G):
Wingsuit glide through the airspace of all islands in Pacific City without
touching down.
Open up a Can (10G):
Kill 5 enemies with a single gas cylinder.
Co-op Keepy-Up (10G):
Pass a vehicle back and forth between Agents 3x using UV shotguns. Vehicle must
not hit the ground.
Yippee-Kai-Yay (10G):
Drive an Agency SUV into an airborne helicopter.
Victory Roll (10G):
Alone or with another Agent, kill an enemy with a mounted turret while airborne
and upside-down!
Pin Cushion (10G):
Use Harpoon Gun to pin 5 enemies to a single vehicle.
25 Ways to Die (10G):
Find 25 unique ways to destroy your cloned body.
I love when games give players unique achievements to strive for, instead of the regular 'finish a chapter, get some points' approach. For the entire list of achievements, check out MyGamerCard.net.
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