Saints Row The Third: Full Package - Nintendo Switch

Great game!

I was reading reviews for this game telling about how bad it is. I bought it on recommendation from my daughter who loves the saints row games. So far I think it has been brilliant. I think what really appeals to me here is the variety in the gameplay. I've only been playing it under an hour, so far robbed a bank, jumped out of a plane shooting at people on the way down, stolen a car, broke into an armory and used a drone missile attack thingy. For the opening part of a game I feel like I've already played an entire game. Pretty Impressed so far. As to the controls they are so easy. You get bubbles popping up during the game to tell you how to do something as you come to it. This is great for me as I find a lot of games are really complicated with all the stuff you can do. I grew up with three buttons and two of those were just for mashing. Anyway, I find it to be fun, crazy and a bit silly at the same time. My daughter has a copy now too so we will try the coop mode. Will be back later to update this if it turns out the gameplay becomes dull, or my opinion changes.

Good game daughter loved it

Game runs perfectly

Saints Row: The Third is full on mayhem, and that’s how it should be. The ability to hijack anything and everything that could possibly constitute as a ‘vehicle,’ rain carnage with a myriad of weapons, and commit a billion lifetime’s worth of debauchery showcases a game that wears its criminal craziness on its sleeve. A steady stream of unlockables grants hefty incentive to grind away at the oodles of content available, and it’s a great gameplay loop that feels balanced and rewarding The bundled in DLC elevates said ‘oodles of content’ higher. Unfortunately, much of Saints Row: The Third’s extra goodies manifest as repetitive missions with predictable payoff, like unlocking homies and vehicles. The extra clothes and weapons are a treat though. The 3rd Street Saints are a gang that set out to tear apart rival gangs; landing in new city Steelport, the purple rocking protagonists lock horns with the Morningstar (fronted by Belgian bad boy Phillipe Loren), the Deckers (hacker extraordinaire), and a group of lucha libre wrestlers called the Luchadores. The baddies are compelling enough, but issues reside in Saints Row: The Third’s tonal execution. Whilst its predecessors won’t be winning story awards anytime soon, they at least establish real stakes, mingle them with a satisfactory cast and narrative, and handle it all with a degree of seriousness. On the flip side, Saints Row: The Third pleads with players to invest in its story, despite an inability to nail tonal consistency. It’s hard to care about anything or anyone when dick jokes and outlandish spectacle are the bedrock of most exchanges, and the result is a non-self-aware muddle that doesn’t know what it wants to be. (This is rectified in Saints Row IV thanks to a story that is as unashamedly silly as its gameplay.) Groan-inducing humor plagues Saints Row: The Third, too often falling on benign comedic tropes. Spouting gags about sex toys and strippers is amusing for a minute, but not for an entire game. Side activities are scattershot, with Tank Mayhem being destructive fun, but Heli Assault is the video game equivalent of a skin disease. Glitches are also prevalent, and I had to restart missions (and even the entire game) frequently due to them. And now, a statement that some may find controversial: Steelport is the most unmemorable sandbox environment ever conceived. I’ve invested an approximate total of two hundred hours into this fictional city, spread across Saints Row: The Third for Xbox 360 and Switch, as well as Saints Row IV for Xbox 360 and PS4. But after this wealth of investment, I still don’t recognise a f***ing inch of it. Where Saints Row 2‘s Stilwater is awash with landmarks and variety (industrial districts, towering skyscrapers, a museum, a nuclear power plant, a prison, a shopping mall, a trailer park, and more), Steelport has nothing of the sort, serving as the epitome of generic. Unfortunately, Saints Row: The Third can’t escape its age. Its gameplay and graphics have always fallen on the wonky side, but today this is more evident than ever due to the polish of modern open-world competitors like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Red Dead Redemption 2. When The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was the benchmark, Saints Row: The Third’s buggy rubbish felt right at home, but the world has moved on. This haphazardly stitched-together headache just doesn’t tick the boxes anymore. Is there still fun to be had in Saints Row: The Third? Yes!!! Going to town on Saints Row: The Third‘s world with an elaborately customized character, deadly tools of destruction in hand will result in countless joys.

The game works. No damages to the cartridge. Very fun game.

Local play is advertised, but what they mean by that is you need two Switches and two copies of the game. It's still a fantastic game and a port that's decent, but I had to buy another copy when I gave it to my girlfriend for Christmas.

Amazing

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Played this for about an hour and so far I'm very impressed. It's like gta in a handheld. Great graphics and lots of action so far.

Ayant manqué la PS3 J'avais aussi manqué ce superbe jeux Ce jeux est simplement un clone de jeux comme GTA mais en terme de conneries il va beacoup plus loin Donc ce n'est vraiment PAS pour les enfants Si vous aimez les GTA Like Prenez le a 40 $ Neuf c'est pas cher Le seul p'tit Hic c'est qui a beacoup de ralentissement mais passez outre c'est assez drôle et jouable sur la Nintendo Switch (Surtout avec une manette Pro) Donc Si vous tripez jeux stupide qui se prend pas au sérieux et comme moi vous avez raté la chance d'i joué dans le temps vous ne regretterez pas MAIS encore une fois jeux 18+ :)

Plays on series x with a series x upgrade looks solid fun trip down memory lane

Juegazo de mundo abierto, divertido tanto como para disfrutar como un solo jugador o en línea con un amigo