Saints Row The Third: Reviewing the Gang Game!

For those thriving on the action and adventure packed virtual gaming world, the Saints Row The Third is a highly anticipated game, offering all the action-packed gaming abilities in a single chapter, the third of the Saints Row series. Developed by Volition and published by THQ for the Xbox 360, the game promises to get bigger and better than the previous Saints Row 2, which came out in 2008.

With adrenaline-surging game sequences involving dramatic graphics aimed at focusing all fun and thrill of the virtual world in the game, the Saints Row has scored high on entertainment and promises to live up to the high expectations with the Saints Row The Third.

Saints Row the Third: What the new game unleashes
The plot is around the gang – the Saints, who have reigned over Stilwater after pushing aside the Ultor Corporation at the end of Saints Row 2. New founded popularity and an attempt on a bank which lands them in jail, the connection being the crime organization Syndicate, which is the bank’s owner, follow.

An ensuing business deal proposal in which the crime organization demands right over the Saints’ property in Stilwater, followed by a duel on the non-acceptance of the deal by the Saints’ leader occurs, leading to the Saints shifting to Steelport. The Syndicate looks to establish control over Steelport too, with smuggling, gambling, etc. with the help of three gangs.
The Saints look to re-gain their hold over Steelport with fights between them and the gangs of Syndicate. The player in the game is leader of the Saints, going about the action sequences and fights between the gangs, facing obstacles and tackling the Government’s anti-violence actions.

The feature that Saints Row the Third promises is an intertwining of the storylines with each Syndicate gang, rather than the separate dealings seen in the previous chapters, with sophisticated decision making introduced to the player. Interactions with one gang influence those with the other, and the various activities and side-missions which help the Saints earn money, weapons and respect.

The Third utilizes respect to garner experience points to enhance skills of the player and money to introduce customized features (appearance, etc) to the gang. A choice in the decision-making while fighting a gang is another gaming feature seen in the Third, with an introduction of modern weapons that empower the Saints to call airstrikes upon the enemy or use electric bugs.
The most prominent feature to be looked out for is the speeding up of certain actions, allowing for a greater surge of action; for example, the car physics have been up-graded to almost real speed-driving, with greater controls and effects.
Up-graded Technical look!

The technical tweaks that Saints Row the Third has brought in include the improvised visual effects, making the player characters seem more real, with up-graded graphics lending a modern feel.
Animations have been given a complete overhaul as well, so don’t be surprised if you can dive through a closed window into the seat while car-jacking! So are the combat sequences, which introduce high-performance animations not seen in the previous chapters.

Gear up for a new action-packed world with the Saints Row the Third!

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