Gaming
A follow-up to Realtime Worlds' action-platformer did not appear to be forthcoming as the Scottish developer revealed that it was investing all its time into a new MMO entitled APB.
However, Gameasutra claims that a new development team comprising former members of Realtime Worlds and its associate Xen Group is working on the sequel.
Microsoft, which owns the rights to Crackdown and all future sequels, is yet to confirm the report.
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