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Blizzard takes rare World of Warcraft mount from players as the MMO's latest crack down on real-money transactions continues
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Crack Down
Released Dec 20, 1990
Rated Everyone
Crack Down is an action shooter released in December 1990 for Atari ST, Commodore/Amiga, and Genesis. The game tasks players with taking down criminal operations across multiple levels of increasingly difficult combat.
Recent coverage of the game remains sparse in gaming media. However, the title's name has surfaced tangentially in discussions surrounding broader enforcement efforts - from government initiatives addressing trading card scalping and counterfeits, to ongoing moderation in online spaces addressing illicit transactions. These parallels underscore how "cracking down" on unauthorized activity remains a persistent concern across entertainment and gaming ecosystems, though they don't directly involve this particular title.
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Japan launches taskforce to crack down on trading card scalpers and fakes
Japan’s government is creating a special team to tackle ongoing scalping and counterfeits issues impacting Pokemon cards and other popular TCGs.