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Colm Ahern: "Hell has its ups and its downs. This new environment is something different to traverse, and your newly found wings allow you to glide across the map with ease. But the creative story beats and off-the-wall missions of the series have been replaced with something far less interesting and funny, which is baffling considering the possibilities here. Gat Out Of Hell certainly has its moments, including one five minute scene that had me enthralled and wont leave my memory for quite some time. But theyre far too rare, and I felt like I was going through the motions for the majority of my time in Satans homeland. Saints Row: The Third and Saints Row IV saw Volition taking Pierce, Shawndi, Gat and co out of their comfort zone, becoming more popular than ever. And while the latest chapter in the saga adds some variety to specific areas, it allows others to become stagnant and even regress. Ah well, two out of three aint bad."

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PSBlog: Now live on PlayStation Store: Saints Row IV Re-Elected and Gat out of Hell, Resident Evil, a ton of new PS4 themes, and more.

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Adam Shepherd writes: "I've never really 'got' Johnny Gat. Maybe it's because I came into the Saints Row series at number three, but it never really sold me on how heart-stoppingly awesome he was supposed to be. This is a slight shame, as that's the plot of Saints Row IV's standalone expansion, Gat Out of Hell, more than anything else. Yeah, alright, it's technically about the boss of the Saints getting dragged to Hell, but really, it mainly consists of 'Johnny Gat, Unstoppable God-King of the Universe'."

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CheatCC says - "I have to preface this with a disclaimer. I am a huge Saints Row fan. But be that as it may, I had to really put my inner fanboy aside as I played through this next-gen update to Saints Row IV. I wont lie to you. I was a little more than excited to find out that I was going to be reviewing this game. Ever since I traded up from the PS3 to my PS4, I have often felt a little sad that I couldnt get up with my homies and go raise some hell in Steelport. But now that its finally available for play on the PS4 and Xbox One, I really had high hopes for what I would see. But tragically, I was a little let down by the apparent lack of concern for what fans might think. Did they really think that a rehashed version, booted up to the PS4 and Xbox One would satisfy us? Well, my answer is sort of."

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Nerd Rock from the Sun writes: "Saints Row and all associated madness has landed on next gen consoles with a release that packs a whole lot of content into a neat little package. "The only question to answer now is, does it also pack the necessary punch to go with it?"

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Adam Shepherd writes: "I've never really 'got' Johnny Gat. Maybe it's because I came into the Saints Row series at number three, but it never really sold me on how heart-stoppingly awesome he was supposed to be. This is a slight shame, as that's the plot of Saints Row IV's standalone expansion, Gat Out of Hell, more than anything else. Yeah, alright, it's technically about the boss of the Saints getting dragged to Hell, but really, it mainly consists of 'Johnny Gat, Unstoppable God-King of the Universe'."

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DC: "Gat out of Hell hastily assembles Saints Row ephemera into an anxious, off-key rendition of its recent brilliance. By tying humor and outrageous context to its moving parts, Saints Row The Third and Saints Row IV became viable systems in the modern open-world paradigm. Gat out of Hell (mostly) forgets all of this, sheds (mostly) all of its psychotic humor, and bolts on (mostly) dated mechanics. Its intended function may be a stop-gap between major iterations, but its execution feels like a failed audition against its recent past."

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TJ: "Its hardly surprising to hear rumors that Saints Row may be planning to reboot itself at some time in the future. The series love of escalation has reached a point where extremities are severely hard to come by. During the course of Saints Row 4, players got to become the president, fight an alien invasion, deal with the potential destruction of the human race, and acquire super powers in a digitally reconstructed cyber city. Where exactly do you go from there? Volition has done an impeccable job of becoming more ludicrous, more shameless, and more empowering with each iteration, and there are few places left to go anymore. Well, I suppose theres always Hell."