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Saints Row: The Third
Game » consists of 22 releases. Released Nov 15, 2011
- Xbox 360
- PC
- PlayStation 3
- PlayStation Network (PS3)
- + 7 more
- Xbox 360 Games Store
- Nintendo Switch
- Xbox One
- PlayStation 4
- Linux
- Google Stadia
- Amazon Luna
After turning their infamy into worldwide fame, the Third Street Saints now find themselves at war with a powerful criminal organization called The Syndicate. Strap it on.
Would you consider Saints Row a triple A title now?
AAA implies that at one point in the series it was an innovative title so, no. Is it a totally rad game, fuck yeah!
@Miningguyx360 said:
AAA implies that at one point in the series it was an innovative title so, no. Is it a totally rad game, fuck yeah!
That depends. Maybe next year singing zombies and phallic weapons will be the new WW2.
I don't get what that means. Does triple A mean it's a fantastic game? Or does it mean it's poised to make a lot of money?
I never really thought of the Saints Row franchise as huge, and I am slightly surprised that they'd dare to launch in such a contentious month.
I mean, it's launching the same week as Assassin's Creed: Revelations & Halo: Anniversary. Not forgetting of course that just a week before that we've got Skyrim & Modern Warfare 3.
I am really looking forward to Saints Row 3, and I hope I'm wrong... but I can really see this having some pretty low launch week sales numbers.
@Creamypies said:
I don't get what that means. Does triple A mean it's a fantastic game? Or does it mean it's poised to make a lot of money?
I never really thought of the Saints Row franchise as huge, and I am slightly surprised that they'd dare to launch in such a contentious month.
I mean, it's launching the same week as Assassin's Creed: Revelations & Halo: Anniversary. Not forgetting of course that just a week before that we've got Skyrim & Modern Warfare 3.
I am really looking forward to Saints Row 3, and I hope I'm wrong... but I can really see this having some pretty low launch week sales numbers.
A Triple A game means it's a game the developers are putting all of their marketing and time into. People tend to confuse this with "it means it's going to be a good game". Saints Row 1 and 2 were both triple A games, Skyrim is a triple A game, Arkham City was a triple A game, ect.
I don't actually know what a AAA title is but I have always assumed it was games that sell millions of copies. In which case no it is not.
Being that's its published by Volition I am always skeptical of any of their releases. It could be great, could be terribad. Until I play it I have no way of knowing. I don't think it will be that big of a seller either way, although you never know what with GTA not having been out for a while and the teaser trailer just being released. I still kind of doubt it.
If somehow these must be drugged brains of reviewers can give dark souls 9.5 or 5/5, then yes. Saints row the 3rd is EASILY a triple A, or even AAAA title. The first two games made much more sense and were MUCH better put together than that trash heap of a game.
I'm pretty sure that every Saints Row game had enough money and assets plugged into it to be considered a AAA title.
@Creamypies: A AAA title is just a high budget game that can be considered a tent-pole release for a developer. In the list of "main" games released this year that you could rhyme off in your head, those would all be considered AAA games.
@GloriousDinosaur said:
i dont understand the draw of SR... is anyone able to explain it to me?
It's fun.
GTA 4 was great graphic-wise but ultimately felt boring. I never gave Saints Row 2 a chance because I had the mentally much like my feeling towards Apple Jacks vs Apple-O's. I grabbed SR2 on XBL because I needed something to play and had a blast! Then I thought to myself; it has everything that GTA is missing. The amount of customization wasn't insane but it was varied enough to add much needed boost of individuality to the open world crime genre. If GTA is smart they will be watching this franchise because if Volition pulls it off? They will be a force to contended with. Skyrim and Saints Row are day one purchases for me and all I will be playing till the end of the year.
It's a very fun game, sells huge numbers and is getting the appropriate amount of hype. Lots of trailers an a stupidly elaborate CE.
So yes.
No, it doesn't have the following of a GTA, Halo, Call of Duty, or Zelda game. It gets better with each release, but it's still not something I can mention to a friend with average video game knowledge and expect them to know it. Great games, but not "AAA" yet.
@kingzetta said:
@GloriousDinosaur:
http://www.giantbomb.com/this-saints-row-the-third-trailer-could-not-be-more-ridiculous/17-4677/#
Holy shit, that just totally sold me on this game.
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