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Bifuteki Review Saints Row The Third

Written by Quan, It is that time once again to grow a pair and take on the Row or in this case take back what the “Syndicate” ripped off from you. How are you going to get your dignity back? Like a damn Third Street Saint that’s how! The fame has gone to your head and it is time to go back to old tactics with a new spin and style to show the other gang members that you are not going out like a punk! All right let’s get our missile launcher ready and strap on your adult pants because we are kicking into this review of Saint’s Row The Third like a boss!

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Janitor4963d ago (Edited 4963d ago )

Game is decent, especially if you've never played sr2. They removed quite a bit, I guess they just didn't have the time because of the new engine and developing a years worth of dlc. The most unforgivable aspect of the game is the fact that 90% of the missions are really just activities with cutscenes. SR2 is uglier, but superior in every other aspect IMO.

Eiffel4962d ago (Edited 4962d ago )

SR2 like the first had no identity, the whole purpose behind the first was to be the first game out this gen to offer an open world. It took what we people were used to via San Andreas and went with it, same with Saints Row 2. Saints Row: The Third is a reboot to the series and out of the other two is completely original with an intended purpose to be purely fun focused, not taking itself seriously in the slightest. Volition focused where Rockstar neglected with GTA IV and redesigned the franchise. It was a smart move and it shows for it.

Saints Row 3 is superior in every aspect.

bifuteki4962d ago

Hole up Now you can't say SR 2 had no identity because it had a better substance than the first game. I do agree that Saints Row the Third is far more superior but Frankly SR 2 was awesome bringing out great customization and kicking up the silliness of the series. The story and all around characters were amazing.

Eiffel4962d ago

You're focusing on one area, the fact is Saints Row 2 was a GTA clone with focus on fun, in all respects it did offer fun gameplay but it didn't have it's own identity until Saints Row 3.

bifuteki4960d ago

Dude how can you say it does not have its own identity when clearly its own identity was giving you a hell of a lot more than GTA. having your own crew at any call. Full customization of your character and personality, The game had more character than GTA ever could so I don't see how you can't say it didn't have its own identity.

bifuteki4963d ago

I believe they should of made a four player co-op instead of just limited it to two player, however I do enjoy this game for what it is. Saints Row 2 was not that bad, it was a hell of a lot fun and improved from the last game. So far I am enjoying SR The Third a lot and with so much customization and replay value, it deserved the score. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.

ssb31734962d ago

This looks to be a decent game, can't wait for my copy

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Games with Best Character Creation Systems

GF365: "We all love experimenting with character creation to make unique protagonists. These are the games with the best character creation systems."

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IamTylerDurden1788d ago (Edited 788d ago )

Slightly disappointing game but Wo Long had a good creator. I was impressed by Oblivion back in what 05, 06? But the worst i have ever seen, clearly, Valheim.

ModsDoBetter787d ago

What was up with Wo Long?

Not looked at any reviews and did download it on my Xbox before I sold the console but never got around to playing it. Saw it drop in price on PS5 and was thinking of picking it up.

RE: Character creation

Oblivion hold a special place for me, when it came out on PS3, it was the first game of its kind that I had played and the character creator took was amazing.

I do like Monster Hunter: World & FFXIV, personally.
Cyberpunk did good in that department, despite its numerous flaws.

IamTylerDurden1787d ago

I played Oblivion day 1 on 360 and was impressed with the creator. Damn near 20 yrs ago, it was impressive at the time. Special game, unfortunately 90% of current gamers on social media have not a clue about the older stuff. Elder Scrolls is just Skyrim to many. They know not of Gothic and the old guard that paved the way. Flimsy ass rhetoric and recycled opinions about the same bs is what garners attention. Meme culture. Insight and intellect hold no place on the current day internet. Fuck likes, follows, BS. I say what i believe is relevant, what i'm interested in, and following means fuck all bc i don't respect 99% of the ppl online anyway.

For the "TLDR" bs. I'ma not space it out on purpose. Fuck you very much folks.

isarai788d ago (Edited 788d ago )

Honestly the one I remember being easiest and flexible enough to make any character I imagined was the PS2 WWE games, and Saints Row 2. I did really enjoy Dragons dogmas character creation too

IamTylerDurden1787d ago (Edited 787d ago )

I was gonna mention Black Desert but the game is horrible so...

Creator was the best part.

bunt-custardly787d ago

Lol CP 2077 is one of the easiest and less detailed editors around. It's all a mish-mash of presets.

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jwillj2k4892d ago

Honorable mention to Drive Clubs Ferrari Fxx-K. Should be there over Horizon.

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TheColbertinator891d ago

The Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak from the Gran Turismo series

Nissan Skyline from Need for Speed Underground

Motorcycle Steamroller from Dead Rising 3

And finally a car you never drive but saves your ass over and over : Honey Badger from COD MW2

Gardenia891d ago

I was thinking of Mad Max. That V8 felt really good to drive around in, especially with upgrades.

dumahim891d ago

No one liked the Batmobile in Arkham Knight. Top 10?

toxic-inferno891d ago

I don't know... It was a strange addition to the game, and the parts of the game where you had to fight in it were tedious. But driving it around Gotham felt brilliant.

BrainSyphoned891d ago

FFXIII-Snow's Shiva motorcycle
Persona 5-Makoto's Persona motorcycle

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Interview: Director of Immortals Fenyx Rising and AC Odyssey Talks about His Career

In a recent podcast with Wassup Conversations, Scott Phillips the director of many games such as Immortals Fenyx Rising, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, Assassin’s Creed Syndicate, Saints Row The Third and Saints Row 4 talks about behind the scenes of those games.

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