Any game with Burt Reynolds in it is obviously AAA.

No, it still only has one A in the title.

AAA title? Well it's got a Lucadore gang in it.

More like doube DD title......am I right? Am i right?

It is for THQ, but triple A doesn't mean anything.

@Cheesimus said:

AAA title? Well it's got a Lucadore gang in it.

and a tron gang

It is not out yet pal.

Saints Row owns it's stupid and is way more fun because of it.

AAA isn't a thing. It means nothing.

Depends a lot on how The Third gets reviewed. A lot of people, myself included, seem to be turning around on it now.

I dunno, it's a weird one. 
 
I voted Yes because it's always been a AAA as far as my personal enjoyment scale is concerned, but the first two were a little too janky and lacked that certain je ne sais quoi that defines (the undefinable) AAA status. 
 
I'd also like to take a moment to give credit to any Triple X or Double D jokes made in this thread.

@gunstar said:

More like Triple X title, right guys?

...C'mon.

Haha. This thread should have been locked after this response.

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@gunstar said:

More like Triple X title, right guys?

...C'mon.

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@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!

this comment is humorous to me. I can think of very few AAA titles (which means games with huge budgets, in terms of what games most people refer to as AAA) that are all that innovative. I mean, are we going to say that Halo Reach is super innovative? Or Black Ops?

AAA means a it's a hyped large scale release that has high expectations.