Crackdown 3 has been rated in Brazil

Crackdown 3, the third installment in the open world franchise which started on Xbox 360, may be close to release despite the lack of talk of an official release date.
That’s what the rating posted a couple days ago by the Brazlilian board suggests. It’s not the first time that the Brazilian classification board “leaks” games, either. For the record, the game was rated “not recommended for children under sixteen”.
Not too long ago Phil Spencer, the head of Xbox tweeted to a fan who asked a question about when could we expect a Crackdown 3 release date. All he said was the the team was locked onto a date and news would be available soon.  It’s possible Microsoft could use the venue of E3 2018 to drop the release date or even the game itself right afterward, a practice that’s grown in popularity over the past years. It’s also worth reminding that three months ago Amazon Spain listed (and still lists) Crackdown 3 as launching on June 29th; they also listed State of Decay 2 as launching on May 25th, which was close to the actual date.
It was originally due to launch in 2016; it was then showcased at E3 2017 (with mixed reception) for a scheduled November 7th, 2017 release date (the same day Xbox One X launched). However, in August of 2017 it was announced that the title would release in Spring 2018,
Crackdown 3 will be available day one on Xbox Game Pass for all subscribers.
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