As I hastily reported last month, Saints Row: The Third suddenly becameone of my most anticipated games of 2011seemingly by no longer giving a shit. There%26rsquo;sno more punches being pulled, very little restraint, and quite frankly it looks like its embracing everything a true "sandbox" game should be -logistics and realism be damned!
So now that it%26rsquo;s balls-out, wonderfully juvenile approach has my full attention, I%26rsquo;m totally bummed to admit I%26rsquo;m not up on just about anything that went down inSaints Row 2. Luckily, lead writer Steve Jaros is walking your through the recent"Power" announcement trailer, and his commentary will shed some insight on recent events and bring Steelport newbs up to speed.
Jul 18, 2011
So now that it%26rsquo;s balls-out, wonderfully juvenile approach has my full attention, I%26rsquo;m totally bummed to admit I%26rsquo;m not up on just about anything that went down inSaints Row 2. Luckily, lead writer Steve Jaros is walking your through the recent"Power" announcement trailer, and his commentary will shed some insight on recent events and bring Steelport newbs up to speed.
Jul 18, 2011
So now that it%26rsquo;s balls-out, wonderfully juvenile approach has my full attention, I%26rsquo;m totally bummed to admit I%26rsquo;m not up on just about anything that went down inSaints Row 2. Luckily, lead writer Steve Jaros is walking your through the recent"Power" announcement trailer, and his commentary will shed some insight on recent events and bring Steelport newbs up to speed.
Jul 18, 2011
So now that it%26rsquo;s balls-out, wonderfully juvenile approach has my full attention, I%26rsquo;m totally bummed to admit I%26rsquo;m not up on just about anything that went down inSaints Row 2. Luckily, lead writer Steve Jaros is walking your through the recent"Power" announcement trailer, and his commentary will shed some insight on recent events and bring Steelport newbs up to speed.
Jul 18, 2011
Pokemon Champions could be the series' "biggest announcement in over a decade," says former world champ, because Nintendo might finally be about to separate competitive play from single-player
Lumiose City is going through an "urban redevelopment plan" in Pokemon Legends Z-A, and I bet it has something to do with the 1100lbs battles on its rooftops
