Saints Row on PS3
Boat when's it out?
Gangster-banger Saints Row will be appearing on PS3 in spring, according to THQ, which is "boat-sing" that it's the first open-world game on the console. Apart from Oblivion. And Godfather.
THQ were unable to comment this afternoon on whether it will be a launch title (ooh, and Tony Hawk's), or when exactly we could expect it.
"Saints Row has established itself as one of the most successful original properties in next generation gaming," said Kelly Flock, THQ's executive VP of worldwide publishing in a press release. "Bringing the open-world genre to the PlayStation 3 system for the first time will help grow the Saints Row fan base and expand the open-world online community."
If you've got no idea what I'm splashing on about, Saints Row is a sandbox game released last year for the 360 in which you build up your character's reputation and status in the world of crime.
It isn't quite a GTA IV exclusivity-stealing move by Sony, but it's interesting to see it happening that way around. Is Sony showing a flutter in its confident smile?
Drive-by our review of the game for more information. Oar don't.
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Oh.
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You mean 6+ months later?
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Hehe. You'd think THQ would actually do their research before making such a stupid comment. Do they make their games with their heads stuck in the sand?
A PR fuck up to rival recent Sony attempts...... ok, not quite.
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Maybe THQ should produce a Crazy Frog franchise.
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Not quite sure what you're saying there, but it was never an X-Box 360 exclusive to begin with, and wasn't even marked as being such on the box.
Unlike Enchanted Arms however...
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Note to first-time players: SAVE OFTEN during the final missions.
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..for a fraction of the price too
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Did they REEAALY just use the word "original"
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Now, if only Capcom would make the same decision and maybe Crackdown devs as well...
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After playing Crackdown's DEMO, it becomes obvious how much potential this had that was sorely missed.
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Yeah.. Meh.. I'll stick with my 360
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quality.
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errrr,,... ORIGINAL,...hmm sure mr rockstar would have something to say about that
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As for this appearing on the ps3, it was a 1+1 really. The next gen drives costs up hence most titles going multi format. I'm quite supprised that some other titles didn't go multi format either.
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^
my opinion.
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Give me well crafted coridoors over sandboxes any day.
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Fill
Thine
Boots
Lovers
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I'm lucky (or is that unlucky) enough to hear the back room gossip etc. etc. and there are a lot of worried accountants, all telling managers and CEOs that exclusives are simply not financially viable without Microsoft or Sony or Nintendo paying up-front. For the record none of the console companies will bankroll a full game for anything but a first party release. Thwey simply pay to have the exclusive rights for a year or 6 months depending on how important they feel the sales quality of a title will be to their consoles reputation.
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... and i usually like puns
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That would be funny if it wasn't depressingly accurate...
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You make it too obvious that you haven't even played the game...
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If this is the case, I really start to worry about the Wii. Unless the (presumably lower?) dev costs on Ninty's console offset the benefits of a multiplatform release, their portfolio is going to be mostly ports i.e. games designed for more graphics-intensive hardware that make shitty use of the Wiimote.