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Crackdown 3 Was Underrated In 2019
No one was wrong for not liking Crackdown 3. It was far less ambitious than what was promised, and felt much more like a throwback to Crackdown than a modern reimagining. That being said, the product they sold was a fun power fantasy with great controls and inventive toys to play around with. Joe Juba and Ben Reeves join me to remember how much damn fun we had with this game on release.
Enjoy the video above, and for more raving on our favorite games of 2019 find the full playlist on YouTube, or you can watch our Crackdown 3 Sick Stunts video here.
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