A very pleasant surprise. Accomplished way beyond our expectations and some of the best fun we’ve had inside a videogame this year, Saints Row 2 says nay to the naysayers. 8.1/10Print this pageUser reviews (2)Share this pageNoticed something wrong?...
Customisation adds a personal touch, Tons to do some great objectives and misssions, Can tailor the experience to suit your own needs, Main mission boasts a solid storyline, Fun, fun, fun!
Melee attacks can sometimes feel clumsy, Still some AI issues.
Saints Row 2 PCPre-Order: £22.99 (RRP £34.99) As a result of the improved AI, combat is enjoyable, intuitive and challenging, with plenty of frenetic shoot-outs, missions and tough races through the streets. Melee attacks have also been improved, th...
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: As far as murder simulators go, GTA is king. However, it's not the only game town. Volition and THQ are looking to further cash in on GTA's success with the latest addition to the Saints Row franchise, Saints Row 2. We went ahead and took the Pepsi Challe...
Abstract: The shadow of the Grand Theft Auto franchise is certainly a foreboding and unforgiving place from which to win the attention of the often fickle gaming masses. The undeniable similarities between the two series’ subsequently results in the inevitable c...
I’ve said this already, but I can’t stress how much I appreciate a good charactercreation tool in a game like this. It’s not that I’m against games with an interesting character, much less ones whose stories are predetermined (i.e. most nonWestern RPGs), but I’d rather play as a creation of mine instead of a generic, dull character, such at the one in Star Wars: The Force Unleashed,
Since the marketing on this game is designed to rag on Grand Theft Auto 4, lets rag on everything else in this game that doesn’t measure up to Grand Theft Auto 4, no matter how petty or insignificant: Terrible radio stations with boring DJs; unfunny commercials and mostly bad tracklists; clipping up the arse; bad enemy AI that has a habit of standing still while you gun down their homies; no ince
For the rest of the world, Saint’s Row 2 has an hour or so of laughs followed by some fifteen hours of monotony, giving the game the recommendation that all publishers dread hearing: that it’s “only worth a rental”. Saint’s Row 2 is a poser. A wanksta...
Looking back to the last few months of owning an XBox 360, I have to say that while I found Mass Effect the most intriguing and well-written game (and therefore, the best), and while I found Fallout 3 the most immersive (~120 hours of play time!), Sain...
Abstract: The original Saints Row, released in 2006, didn’t try to change the sandbox genre formula and instead focused on making everything just plain fun. Saints Row 2 follows that same plan, and while it doesn’t do anything new or different, it is undeniably ...
Abstract: The graphics in Saints Row 2 left me a little disappointed for one major reason: glitches. The game is plagued with visual glitches, particularly in terms of character and gameplay environmental interaction. For example, when you call upon one of your ...
