have got me wondering if the guy's face was engineered by Boeing. Plus all these sliders for yaw, elevation, pitch, longitude etc.
I thought Saints Row 2 had every option imaginable, but that's just because I never imagined the 'Nose Roll' slider.
Seems that the powerful character creator was part of the Saints Row series from the start, though the choices they've given me are kind of weird. Here's one difference between this and GTA right from the start: it's up to me to create the protagonist. (Clicking the images will make them big, so you can see all the nice H.264 video compression artefacts). Either way it's a pleasure to finally introduce the Xbox 360 to Super Adventures (even if I'm only doing it because this bloody game didn't get a convenient, easy to screenshot PC release like its sequels). The impression I've been getting from others is that the game was pretty much a practice run for Volition, a generic GTA: San Andreas clone without the personality the series developed later, so now I'm going to play it properly and see how true that is.īy the way, the game's 10 years old this August, and the console it was released on was discontinued in April, so that means it's officially retro! Maybe. I'm a big fan of the Saints Row sequels but I've only played the first game once back when it was new, and only long enough to think 'wow, this is familiar'. I've written about Saints Rows 2 to IV, but I've completely overlooked the original game in the series! No I'm not talking about Grand Theft Auto 3, but I understand your confusion. This week on Super Adventures I'm going to fix an obvious omission on my site that's been bothering me for two years.
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