Crackdown series creator David Jones has shed some light on what it means for the long-delayed third entry to the franchise following Epic Games' acquisition of Cloudgine.
Speculation abound following the news that Cloudgine, which provided cornerstone technology for the game's ambitious multiplayer destruction mode, had been sold and Jones would be leaving the Crackdown series along with it.
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Interesting...I read from someone on N4G that, "he got fed up of the crap, after so many showings and very few that illustrates why it should be good, or holds up to the original grand claims of the "cloud destruction"". Could this person have been wrong....again.
So essentially, Jones and his studio were just directing and guiding Crackdown 3 at the start, and he says that Sumo Digital have always been the main developers. So, now that the directing and guiding is done they have moved on.
And the BS cloud dream MS tried to push at the begin of the gen.....dies a fire death just like most consumers knew it would.
That Microsoft can't hold on to talent