Microsoft is really bringing it’s A-game to this year’s Gamescom show, where among other things we’ll see the very first actual gameplay ofCrackdownfor Xbox One.
Microsoft’s Phil Spencer confirmed thatCrackdownwill be shown in playable form at next week’s Gamescom show on Twitter:
@TSobski Final Gamescom content review was today and things are becoming final. Lot's of nostalgia for me with the Crackdown gameplay.
— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3)July 27, 2015
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Crackdownis one of Xbox One’s biggest upcoming exclusive titles and one of several exclusives we’ll be seeing at Gamescom that weren’t present at E3 such asScalebound&Quantum Break. All of these titles are not coming out until at least 2016, but hopefully we will get at least some sort of release period for all these games. Microsoft’s Gamescom briefing is Tuesday, August 4th and with Sony not even having a briefing in favor of focusing on Paris Games Week in late October, look for Microsoft to pretty much own this year’s show.
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