Josh from Start Replay writes, "I’ve always regarded the Saints Row series as the younger, immature brother of Grand Theft Auto. Ever since the Saints entrance in gaming back in 2006, the series has always been in the shadow of Rockstar’s more established trend setter."
Starting today, Saints Row IV Re-Elected and Wildcat Gun Machine are free at Epic Games Store. The free game offers run until December 15.
Volition writes, "We are pleased to let you know that on December 8th we will be upgrading all copies of Saints Row IV to Saints Row IV: Re-Elected. Plus PC crossplay for Steam, Epic & GOG."
The PS4 version runs at 60 on PS5 if you go into settings and it's either an uncap frame rate option or it's a Vsync option you need to toggle.
It does...Do you just spew whatever comes into your little brain without a modicum of research?
Weird choice why all of a sudden do we get this change?
Also I'm not a fan of them removing the original game code from my library when I actually brought that game why not just give access to both versions I know the changes are minor at best but there are changes still
Where did they say that? Are you just making a stuff up?
Nothing in that post indicates they are taking away your ability to play the original. And that being said why would you WANT to play the original if you have the remaster? All the changes improve the game.
From the article direct copy and paste
All other versions and separate DLC will be removed from sale as of December 8th and will no longer be useable. All of your saves and achievements will be moved over so you can still play as you always have. Mods should not be affected.
I believe in preservation why remove the original game theres plenty of precedent that you can have both versions even if it's minor changes
@Profchaos
Removed from SALE. If you have it, then you have it. Add in piracy and the original is not going anywhere.
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