In news that makes me shake with glee, Devolver Digital has announced that any players for Shadow Warrior that also own Saints Row IV on Steam will get a very special replacement skin for the katana in the form of Saints Row IV’s Penetrator. So yes, if you’ve ever wanted to use a 4 ft. long […]Read More
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Modern-day tellings of heroes and villains are no stranger to bizarre backstories, but the Saints Row series (as in everything) pushed the storytelling limits with its unnamed protagonist. From gang grunt to crime lord to pop culture idol to President of America and finally, the champion of humanity. How can this insane plot arc hold […]Read More
Thursday marks Independence Day in the United States, a day in which Americans celebrate the anniversary of their independence as a nation by blowing things up, offering a few sacrificial fingers to the Fireworks Gods and – what else – overeating. In that vein, developer Volition aims to get gamers’ juices flowing, USA-style, with a patriotic […]Read More
New video series launches for ‘Saints Row IV,’ box art for ‘Commander In Chief Edition’ revealed
The Aug. 20 release date for Volition Games’ Saints Row IV draws ever closer, more details and marketing begin to emerge. Today, two new bits of info have dropped for fans of the open-world action series. Volition has launched a new video series showing off some of the hero’s new powers. The first in the […]Read More
When Saints Row IV hits this summer, Wii U owners won’t be able to get in on the fun. New publisher Deep Silver confirmed Friday, per Polygon, that the latest entry in the popular open-world action-adventure franchise won’t hit Nintendo’s console, though no official reason was given for the decision. The game is scheduled to […]Read More
The first two Saints Row games were essentially GTA clones. They had select moments that were unique, but were filled with far too many redundant gameplay choices. But, with Saints Row: The Third, Volition took the open-world style of GTA and ran in the completely opposite direction. The Third celebrates the game-ness of the genre, ratcheting every aspect upwards beyond the […]Read More