MisterFuzzles re-wrote one of my favourite tunes in honour of everyone's favourite murderous hellhole that is not Detroit. Here's the cast singing 'What I Got' in MP3 format if you are so inclined. So join me and a bunch of just sterling buddies as we play Saints Row: The Third.Ĭoncordat put together a handy visual guide to modding vehicles not normally moddable on Youtube Experience the biggest and best Saints Row playground ever created the unique sprawling world of Santo Ileso is the backdrop for a wild, larger than life. Bonus updates are solo post commentary showing off things we didn't or couldn't show in the main videos - alternate choices, interesting textures, incidental dialogue and unlockables. In a world rife with crime, where lawless factions fight for power, a group of young friends embark on their own criminal venture, as they rise to the top in their bid to become Self Made. the numbered videos are live commentary co-op more or less following this storyline guide in the OP. We'll try to progress through the story at a reasonable pace, but for some reason, shenanigans always ensue. To that end, starting in Video 2, I'll be cashing in a hefty chunk of goodwill to bring some friends along for the ride. There's no better way to explore the gritty industrial hellhole of Steelport, nor to follow the Third Street Saints on their mission of redemption and revenge, than with a buddy. The game really shines, however, with its beautifully implemented two-player drop-in-drop-out online co-op. In short, it doesn't make a lot of sense, but Saints Row: The Third is a hell of a lot of fun. Saints Row 3 takes it a step farther - gone is really any semblance of drama, replaced by VTOL jets, laser tanks, and over-the-top Japanese game show-themed bloodsport. Saints Row 2 struck a fantastic balance between gritty street drama and utter madcap foolishness. Where they differ, of course, is in the execution. Developed by Volition Inc and published by THQ, and released in November 2011, the game could somewhat inaccurately be called a 'GTA Clone.' The similarities are apparent - both games feature gunplay and vehicular mayhem against a backdrop of modern-day organized crime. Saints Row: The Third is the third game in the Saints Row series.

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