sionyboy said:Got the game for Christmas, so far I'm enjoying the ride. I played the first Saint's Row and although the script was written by an idiot the game was a lot of fun. I wasn't expecting GOTY stuff from the sequel, just many hours of stupid, unadulterated fun, and so far that is what I've got. Its crashed twice, the physics can be all over the place and bugs that plagued the first game really should have been fixed in the two years its taken to make the sequel..... but I got to spray houses and people with shit. So its all good I guess.
My only complaint, who in the crikey of blimey did the 'Cockney geezer' voice work.... because they shouldn't be allowed to play a similar character again. Its like someone watched Dick Van Dyke for inspiration on how to play an English person.
Oh and the driving controls, RT and LT should be accelerate and brake. Always. There are no excuses for digital driving in an analogue age. I know Scheme B maps them this way but then it maps Primary Attack to LB... why not X? Stupid stupid stupid.
And Michael Dorn.... awww yeah.
ZombieSupaStar said:i could swear its mr shefield from the tv show the nanny.
whos from england :lol
XiaNaphryz said:So is anyone picking up the PC version this week?
Wiggum2007 said:I'm finally going to pick this up, really enjoyed the first game except for the glitches. Anyone have any experience running SR2 installed on the HDD? Any problems with it? I know some people (including me) had problems in GTAIV with texture streaming when running off the HDD, but I'd prefer not to play it off the disk as my disk drive is dying and gets frequent dirty disk errors.
XiaNaphryz said:So is anyone picking up the PC version this week?
Doesn't look promising if you go by the IGN review:zon said:I'd like to know too, is the port as bad as GTAIV?
What does that translate to in terms of quality? A crazy good time. Or at least, what would have been a crazy good time if not for the game's poor coding on PC. For whatever reason the PC version absolutely chugs. Even on my Intel Core2Quad 2.4 GHz with 2GB RAM, an Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTX, and a Vista 32 operating system, the game ran between twenty and seven frames per second and had a host of other performance issues. In other words, it was nauseating and almost unplayable. The core gameplay is the same, but the general performance basically kills the experience.
It's much much worse.zon said:I'd like to know too, is the port as bad as GTAIV?
Sullen said:Whats the point of buying songs at the music store? I kinda hoped you could play them in the car or at your crib or something, but I don't see any way to do that, other than the default radio stations.
I did the same thing *high five*rareside said:I traded Farcry2 for this game and I have to say I've been pleasantly surprised.
Other than the demo of Saint's Row which I thought was awful, this is my first ever GTA-clone. WOW!! While the game isn't going to win any gameplay awards, the customization and absurdity in the game blows GTA4 out of the water.
The stereotypes and humor are lowest common denominator, but damn if it doesn't make for a hilarious experience. Making the fattest character possible and having her cheer people up on the sidewalk by doing an Irish jig? Completely awesome.
Have only delved into the story 20% or so... If anyone wants to try out some co-op, add me. My gamertag is rareside. (Xbox360 obviously).
Fun activities? Fuzz, Insurance Fraud, Mayhem.vhfive said:question to all the saint's row pro's out there
just got the game a couple of days ago and was wondering what's the best activities to do first?
i guess my real question is which activities give you the best bonuses ?
i have done the destruction derby and fight club ones already
Nozdeuce said:Fun activities? Fuzz, Insurance Fraud, Mayhem.
Best unlocks?
Heli Assault: Barrio DistrictInsurance Fraud: Factories District5 and 15% bullet damage reductionSnatch: Chinatown and Downtownmore/unlimited sprintCrowd Control: Hotels and Marina Districthealth regen x2/x3 and uzi/unlimited smg ammoEscort: Red Light Districtunlock pepper spray/chainsawDrug Trafficking: Airport Districtunlocks ability to have cars delivered to you for a fee/freeFuzz: Projects Districtunlocks shotgun/unlimited shotgun ammoHitman: all of themunlocks pistol/unlimited pistol ammounlimited assault rifle ammo
BobJustBob said:You forgot skydiving, which unlocks.no fall damage
Thanks. For lazy guys like me:OneLetter said:Not sure if anyone saw (for the person above speaking about the PC version), but a patch was released today for it according to the community website.
You can view the change list here: http://community.saintsrow.com/blogs/?p=452
Eh, sounds nice. I love the 360 version, but I am still tempted to doubledip to be honest.patchnotes said:• General performance increase around 20%.
o This will vary depending on both the computer specifications and game settings.
• Fixes
o 3rd Party controller scrolling issue has been fixed.• Removals
o Corrected various crashes reported across all versions.
o Corrected a crash in “Drive-By” Diversion for Danish version.
o Corrected a crash in “Streaking” Diversion for Spanish version.
o Original frame cap of 32 FPS has been removed.
• Additions
o New variable frame cap has been implemented. This will smooth out spikes in overall framerate.• Players may notice a small hitch when crossing into new chunks in the world. The amount of time for this has been reduced for recommended spec machines, but may still be noticeable, particularly while driving at high speeds.
My thoughts too.SapientWolf said:A framerate cap of 32 is pretty loltastic.
Hazaro said:Bump for patch stuff, I really want to give this a spin on PC.
RobertM said:A patch came out to day ( version 1.2), but I'm not sure what it does. Any news regarding this update would be appreciated.
Ploid 3.0 said:
I've started playing again with the DLC, which was a bit of a letdown. But man, there is so much goodness in the game. I have a fat man in a top hat and a pimpcane shotgun. How could it be any better?Jugendstil said:Great summation
THQ Inc. today announced the second downloadable content pack for Saints Row 2, titled Corporate Warfare, is scheduled for release on May 28th, 2009 for Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and PLAYSTATION 3 computer entertainment system. Corporate Warfare will feature a new mission arc that takes players deep into a civil war within the evil Ultor Corporation, and will reveal the whereabouts of the long-lost 3rd Street Saint, Dex. The Saints Row 2 downloadable content will also feature new vehicles, customization options, multiplayer maps, achievements and more, and will be available on Xbox LIVE for 560 Microsoft points and PlayStation Network for $7.00. For the latest information on Corporate Warfare, visit community.saintsrow.com.