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AUTOMATON writer Charles Battersby takes on Gat Out of Hell - the latest "non-DLC DLC" from the Saints Row series - and finds that while it may not be as awesome as some of the paid review sites would have you believe, it's definitely worth a try for fans of the SR universe.

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Chart-track: "Rockstar/Take 2s blockbuster has now notched up a total of seven weeks at No1 which is more weeks at No1 than any other GTA title. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (-3%) and FIFA 15 (-10%) swap places with Activision Blizzards title up one place to No2 and FIFA 15 dropping one place to No3. Deep Silver/Kochs new release Saints Row IV Re-Elected / Gat Out of Hell debuts at No4. It is the chart-toppers first appearance on PS4 and Xbox One and comes bundled with the new stand-alone expansion. A big retailer promotion on Call of Duty: Ghosts helps boost sales by 401%, propelling it back into the Top 10, up from No30 to No5. Far Cry 4 (-21%) slips 2 places to No6, ahead of Minecraft: Xbox Edition (-4%) which is also down 2 places at No7. Like the Xbox Edition, sales of Minecraft: Playstation Edition remain reasonably stable, down only 3%, as it also drops 2 places to No9. Rugby 15 from Big Ben/Koch debuts at No8, while Ubisofts The Crew (-22%) fa...

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Saints Row Gat out of Hell is a decent little side game to the main series, but it carries some of the issues the previous games have had as well. The gameplay is fun, but the missions are not. Youll get some solid storytelling with a side of comedy and mayhem, though, and maybe thats all people want from a Saints Row game at this point.

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Eurogamer: "We had mixed feelings about the PS4 version of Saint's Row 4 after taking a look at the game last week. While the boost to 1080p resolution and higher frame-rates clearly provides a better experience than the last-gen versions, highly variable performance meant that the conversion wasn't as solid as it could be, with the existing PC version remaining the best way to play the game. However, we wanted to go in-depth on final code, while also assessing how the developers would tackle the Xbox One version. Would the developers attempt to run with a 60fps update, or instead lock at 30fps to avoid the consistency issues found on the PS4? On top of that, we also wanted to check out the Gat out of Hell standalone expansion."

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"Its clear that the style of Saints Row is alive and well in Gat out of Hell, but it loses a step or two when it becomes something that you interact with. The game is structured completely around side activities, many returning from the previous two games. Insurance Fraud and Mayhem are still very enjoyable, but it feels a bit uninspired to just run through the same activities again considering that the games setting has changed so drastically. Unique activities mainly involve flying with your newly gained angel wings, which control well once upgraded past the starting levels of speed and maneuverability." - Alex Santa Maria of Geekenstein

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This week on Gamertag Radio: *Paypal donation (shout outs) *Windows 10 Can Stream Xbox One Games *Xbox boss Phil Spencer drops hints at possible Battletoads release *The return of Rare? *The Elder Scrolls Online drops subscription *Call of Duty World at War II to be revealed in May *Podcast Exclusive: DJ EFN interview about his new album Another Time. Recorded at Circle House Studios (Miami, Florida) *Resident Evil HD review *Saints Row IV: Gat Out of Hell Review *Fan Mail

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Push Square: "Love it or hate it, Saints Row IV: Re-Elected's obsession with the ridiculous is what sets it apart from the rest of the market, and the PS4 re-release is the best way to experience the madness. Coupled with extra expansions (including Gat Out of Hell if you buy the bundle), there's plenty of value to the package, even if it doesn't take the opportunity to build upon the PS3 original. A blast from start to finish, the president's tale of vengeance is the stupidest fun that you can have on Sony's newest console, and we mean that in the best possible way."