Back in February 6, we mentioned that RealTime Worlds wanted to have 200 achievements for Crackdown. But we all know about the limits set by Microsoft, so the two parties eventually agreed on having 80 for a total of 900 gamerpoints. In that same report, we also said that the missing 100 points will then be available via microtransactions.

Major Nelson recently got hold of game developer Aaron Greenberg and found out what kind of downloadable content RTW meant. The developer revealed that RTW will actually be monitoring what people do while playing the game. Sounds creepy? Well, not really as its only intention is to keep track of the most popular achievements.

RealTime Worlds will then come up with a new achievement based on what it has observed. This means that the new activity will serve somewhat as an expansion of the most favorite achievement. If you ask us, this sounds like a good strategy. After all the speculation, it seems that the last 100 points were not reserved without a good reason.