How can you not love modders? They are some truly amazing fellas that are fixing and tweaking our beloved games in their free-time. And although Saints Row: The Third is not friendly to modding, Steam user ‘Maxwell_Adams’ went ahead and made a mod that increases the games FOV. This is a must-have for all those playing Saints Row: The Third and we highly recommend it. Continue reading Modding Community Comes To The Rescue; Field of View fix for Saints Row: The Third→
Saints Row: The Third has just been released and a lot of PC gamers are experiencing low performance with AMD’s hardware. Before you jump to early conclusions, no. This is not a hasty port like Saints Row 2. This time around, the problem is with AMD’s drivers as Nvidia’s users are enjoying the game in its full glory as we speak. Fear not though as the great red team is preparing a new driver that will improve the game’s performance. Continue reading New AMD driver promises to improve Saints Row: The Third performance→
Volition announced today that the PC version of Saint Row: The Third won’t be a mere port – like pretty much all of their previous games. Contrary to Saints Row 2, Volition decided to develop the PC version in-house, so that the PC version will be at the same level of playability as the console versions. In addition, the PC version will feature some exclusive features that are detailed after the jump. Continue reading Saints Row: The Third PC is not a port; PC Exclusive Features Detailed→
Okay, this is really shocking – and at the same time disappointing – to say the least. The PC version of Saints Row: The Third has just been leaked to various torrent sites and no, this is not a joke. According to our sources, this is a Clone DVD version and weights around 8.56GB. Thankfully the game hasn’t been cracked yet but what worries us is that the cracking groups have over a month to figure out its protection system and crack it. Continue reading Saints Row: The Third Leaked One Month Before Release→
We seriously don’t know whether THQ and Volition went too far with this new trailer or not. This is a parody of COD: MW3 and Battlefield 3 and although it’s kind of cool, we can’t see the reason behind it. Surely all the aforementioned games are coming in the same month but Saints Row: The Third is an over-the-top fun sandbox game, whereas COD: MW3 and BF3 are pure FPS games. In other words, they are addressed to completely different players. The only logical explanation is that THQ wanted to attract as many players as possible. And they’ve succeeded but still, it can be considered a bit lame. Enjoy the trailer and tell us your thoughts. Continue reading Saints Row: The Third – Shock and Awesome Trailer→
THQ and Volition have just confirmed that the PC version of Saints Row: The Third will officially support AMD’s Eyefinity. This means that PC gamers can use multiple monitors to enjoy this upcoming third person sandbox game. The companies have also released a screenshots in which we can see the game running in ‘triple-monitors’ with Eyefinity and can be viewed after the jump. Saints Row: The Third is slated for a November 18th release on PC, X360 and PS3. Continue reading Saints Row: The Third – Eyefinity Support Confirmed→
We’ve seen lately a couple of PC games getting delayed and thankfully, Saint Row: The Third won’t be one of them. Contrary to pretty much everyone these days, THQ and Volition announced that the PC version won’t be delayed and that it is still on track for a November 15th release. Continue reading Saints Row: The Third PC is still on track for a November 15th release→
THQ released some new gamescom screenshots and a brand new trailer for Saints Row: The Third. As always, the game looks great and seems as crazy as the previous parts, a good sign in our opinion as it differentiates it from all other open-world games. Saints Row: The Third is currently slated for a November 18th release on X360, PS3 and PC. Continue reading Saints Row: The Third – New Screenshots and Trailer→
THQ revealed today their earnings report for the first quarter of fiscal year 2012 and quite shockingly, Red Faction: Armageddon didn’t match the company’s expectations. THQ recorded an additional $8 million loss compared to last year’s – $38.4 million compared to last year’s $30.4 million – and the company is really disappointed in their first quarter financial performance. Continue reading Disappointing sales for Red Faction: Armageddon→
