Saints Row: The Third

Video Game
2011
M

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

6.9K

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Contemporary Western Action Comedy Crime Sci-Fi

After the Saints have transformed from a small town street gang to pop culture giants, they decide to take over another city called Steelport.After the Saints have transformed from a small town street gang to pop culture giants, they decide to take over another city called Steelport.After the Saints have transformed from a small town street gang to pop culture giants, they decide to take over another city called Steelport.

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IMDb RATING

8.0/10

6.9K

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Burt Reynolds

Burt Reynolds
(voice)

Daniel Dae Kim

Johnny Gat
(voice)

Hulk Hogan

Angel De LaMuerte
(voice)

Sasha Grey

Viola DeWynter
(voice)

Tim Thomerson

Cyrus Temple
(voice)

Troy Baker

Default Player Voice
(voice)

Rick D. Wasserman

Eddie 'Killbane' Pryor
(voice)
(as Rick Wasserman)

Arif S. Kinchen

Pierce Washington
(voice)
(as Arif Kinchen)

Danielle Nicolet

Shaundi
(voice)

Andrew Bowen

Josh Birk
(voice)

Natalie Lander

Kinzie Kensington
(voice)

Alex Désert

Zimos
(voice)

Tasia Valenza

Monica Hughes
(voice)

Anastacia McPherson

Kia
(voice)

Mark Allan Stewart

Oleg Kirrlov
(voice)
(as Mark Allen Stuart)

Yuri Lowenthal

Matt Miller
(voice)
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Megan Hollingshead

Kiki DeWynter
(voice)

Jacques Hennequet

Phillipe Loren
(voice)

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Trivia
Originally, the plot for the game was to have the player portray a role of a undercover cop infiltrating the Saints, but this idea was scrapped as the developers felt it wasn't like Saints Row.

Goofs
Before Viola Dewiynter joined the Saints she wore white glasses on her head, and her sister Kiki wore purple ones. After Viola became a Saint she wore the exact purple ones her sister wore.

Quotes
Jon: I know you think I'm just a mindless recording. I'm programmed to repeat silly bits of patter while you drive around and murder people in this video game, right? Look, maybe that's true. Maybe it's true... but I got a question; how independent are YOU? Turning the tables is what I'm doing here. You think you have free will, but really you're just doing what the game tells you to do. How much control do you really have over your own life? I mean, think about it, this is what you do. Take a look, man... you sit around all day playing a video game and listening to fake radio stations. What are you doing with your life? Don't you want to get a girlfriend and maybe learn something new? Surprise us. Take a class, get a skill... we already know you can punch buttons and pull your pud! C'mon, man!

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Soundtracks
Saints Row The Third
Written by Malcolm Kirby Jr.

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Featured review

10/10

Saints Row The Third: So much fun it should be criminal

At it's core a video game really needs to do one thing, give you a damn fun time. Too much focus has been given to grinding, realism and multiplayer when sometimes what you need is take your brain out crazy entertainment and that is where Saints Row 3 delivers.

Saints Row immediatly got flack for being a GTA clone, that frustrates the life out of me. Why is it a clone? There are few genres/premises in games that haven't been done before, is every racing game a Mario Kart ripoff? Is every first person shooter a Wolfenstein clone? No! People need to lighten up.

Saints Row 3 broke free of any such comparisons, no longer being a standard gang themed open world game and deciding instead to go in a new direction. What direction? Well, a rather weird one.

Mind controlling octopus gun? Giant dildo sword? Streaking side missions? Saints Row got silly and all the better for it. The game is colourful, over the top and seven shades of crazy.

Saints Row 3 has a lengthy enjoyable and wild story and that's not even touching upon the dlc packs which bring even more hilarity. The customization is limitless, the humour is hilarious and the open world is brimming with things to do.

We need more games like this and though it's sequel was enjoyable it paled in comparison and we have no sign of life from the franchise here in 2018.

Saints Row 3 is not art, it isn't an epic, it's not a multiplayer title with infinite playability it's just pure unconditional fun.

The Good:

Customization is limitless

Great story

Highly original stuff

Soundtrack

The Bad:

Nothing springs to mind

Things I Learnt From This Game:

Every game needs streaking side missions

Holding Out For A Hero makes any situation that much more epic

Hulk Hogan hasn't poisoned everything he's touched, just most things