The weapons themselves are just as outrageous. The absurdity of course doesn’t just stop with the vehicles. Then there are the insane vehicles like the Johnny Gat mobile that shoots out fire from the front of the ride and the Professor Genki’s Super Ballistic Manapult that sucks up and shoots people out of a cannon. On top of the regular cars, you’ll have special vehicles like tanks and jets. Best of all, all the vehicles you create will be automatically saved at your garage so you don’t have to worry about losing your ride after it gets totaled.
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The 50 plus vehicles in the world can all be customized to your hearts content at the car shop, humorously named, “Rimjob.” You can strengthen your body and tires to make your ride more resilient, increase the vehicles speed, adjust vanity aspects such as the paint job and add stupid things like an underglow. The GPS also automatically adjust its direction in-case you’ve missed a turn. The GPS system has been overhauled and displays visual indicators right in the game world so you can focus on the world in front of you instead of looking back and forth to the mini-map. While driving, you can shoot your guns and throw out grenades.
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There’s no learning curve and you’re able to do sick turns and stuff like you’re a pro right from the start. You remember in Grand Theft Auto IV how driving a vehicle for the very first time felt really weird? In Saints Row, it just feels perfect right off the bat. The first thing that we checked out was the new vehicle handling mechanics. Saints Row: The Third (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC) We’ve seen the game a few times now, but THQ finally let us get some hands-on time to just do a bunch of stupid sh*t all around the city of Steelport. While there are at least a few games that fall under the “stupid fun” category (as I like to refer to it) coming out this year, the one that easily stands above the rest is Saints Row: The Third. Remember Conker’s Bad Fur Day? Armed and Dangerous? They were stupid, but in the “this is so stupid that it’s fun” kind of way. What I’m mostly agitated by is the state of gaming where not a lot of crazy outrageous games are being produced. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Videogames are way too serious.
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