I have to say that while I didn't like the direction of this video at first it grew on me and I kind of want this to be a semi regular thing now even though I doubt that will happen because people here seem to be pretty dang divided about it.
read the VERY end to the review. It says its based off of the Xbox 360 version of the game. So I am guessing asking about the PC version won't get you too far.PH3NOmenon said:So, I watch the review video. I read the written review. And I don't know jack about the game.
Are you just saying it's Saints Row 2 all over again? Is PC vehicle handling improved? Is there now any reason to earn money beyond using it to earn more money or change your appearance? Is it worth buying this if you already own SR2 or is it just a cash-in on past fame? Aside from a more user-friendly interface in the smart-phone, does it actually do anything new? Can I finally listen to my own tunes in the car? Has the AI improved since the last iteration? Is the game actually challenging now? I remember SR2 being fun, but without any challenge the fun eventually (and I do mean after a goodly amount of hours) started to feel hollowed-out. If every one of your owned shops resets your threat-level, does police ever impose any kind of challenge?
Kind of a swing and a miss on this review. Kudos for trying something new, but some more information would be appreciated, even in the written review.
Thanks for making me aware of this. I'm still not a 100% won over but if there's a bargain, who knows?wkim564 said:This version is not a port, pc version for the third is developed in house.
No importing, new game engine.BehattedWanderer said:One question, can you import characters from the initiation station smoothly, or do you have to remake them?
Oh, how wonderful, me too! ^_^The_root_of_all_evil said:(I've already ordered it, but I can't play it until I finish Nanowrimo. Rewarded deadlines are necessary)
How did you get Saints Row the Third today if it comes out in 3 days?Kenjitsuka said:I just got this today, and my God does the PS3 version's FRAMERATE CRASH down so hard it is at times running as if in slow motion.
Except unintended slowmotion, and it really makes the driving a tad harder. But the shooting much easier...
Either way, hurry up with a patch!!!!
Easy, Gamemania in the Netherlands texted me saying I should pick up the game I pre-ordered.CriticalQuit said:How did you get Saints Row the Third today if it comes out in 3 days?Kenjitsuka said:I just got this today, and my God does the PS3 version's FRAMERATE CRASH down so hard it is at times running as if in slow motion.
Except unintended slowmotion, and it really makes the driving a tad harder. But the shooting much easier...
Either way, hurry up with a patch!!!!
McMullen said:A reminder: People intentionally trying to sound "gangsta" when they're not is nearly unanimously looked down upon, and is therefore an ineffective way to draw interest to the review. I was done after one minute. Don't care about your review enough to tolerate the voice, don't even feel like muting it and continuing, or reading the text portion either. A person who makes that bad a judgement call probably has nothing meaningful or insightful to say anyway.
Uhm, that doesn't speak to the PC version's actual playability when you have a real copy at all. As everyone knows, the Onlive version is of course not playable, because streaming games is just about the dumbest thing anyone in the gaming industry has ever come up with. Why anyone would ever say "it is on onlive you know" to try and say that the regular PC version is good is beyond me.Arizona Kyle said:It is on Onlive you know lolReynaert said:Love the way this review was done, it actually made me wanna play that game. I probably won't get it though. I don't have a current-gen console and the previous Saints pc port wasn't playable. At all.