The weekend has arrived! And what a glorious one it is. But don’t head out just yet. There’s been plenty going on in the gadget world, so sit back, grab a nice thirst quencher and catch up on some of the week’s top tech stories.
Tagged ‘Crackdown 2’
Morning all! It’s been another hectic few hours in gadgetry and games, and we’ve got the finest picks of the headlines crammed into one post for you right here. Read on for them all in your techie breakie.
Crackdown 2’s predecessor and franchise kickstarter showed us that open world sandbox style games don’t have to neglect addictive gameplay in favour of creating a try-too-hard believable world. The sequel follows the same gung-ho action stylings, and it’s more of the same, but better. But is that enough to make it worth plopping into your Xbox 360 when so many more free roaming adventures now vie for your attention? Find out right here in our full Crackdown 2 review.
Having plenty of things to do in Crackdown 2’s Pacific City setting is a relief when the main missions start to get repetitive. Agility Orb collecting is just as addictive and rewarding as ever, but there’s plenty more to see and do too. Grab your travel card, camera and personal alarm – we’re about to take a trip through all the things you can check out in the Freak infested city here in this part of our Crackdown 2 review.
Crackdown 2 may have been automatically pigeon holed as a sandbox adventure title, but it’s more than that. It’s a playground for destruction and jumping to whatever the heck you want, then blowing it up when you want. Is it fun too? Check out this part of our Crackdown 2 review to find out if Ruffian Games have cracked the controls and the gameplay this time around.
Crackdown 2 sees players reprise the role of an Agent, this time out to stop the city from succumbing to hordes of ravenous Freaks and a bothersome gang called The Cell. With the enemies multiplying, you’re gonna need one heck of an arsenal to sort this mess out, and we’ve got the details on how it rates in this part of our Crackdown 2 review.
The Electricpig Tech Radar debuted last week, and put a few noses out of joint. No, it wasn’t because our diary of events clashed with the boss’s birthday party, but because TechRadar.com didn’t like us using their name. Even for one post a week. The spoilsports.
So, not wanting to get any more publishing execs hot under the collar, we’re introducing Tech Sonar, the all-new name for Tech Radar! Without further ado, let’s see what the Electricpig elves will be doing with themselves this week…
It’s been quite a morning in gadgetry and gaming, with news breaking from every direction. Want to know what you’ve missed? Read on and find out in our round up of all the stories, here in the lunchtime lowdown!