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Excerpt: "Saints Row IV is better than Saints Row the Third. It is not an expansion pack or DLC, its very much a full game, even bigger than its predecessor. I need these to be the first two things you need to know, and read. For many, this will be all you need. For others, the rest of this review is for you. Saints Row IV is like an eternal nightclub, filled with dubstep, flashing bright lights, sexual innuendos, harassment and fighting with floppy, embarrassing bats. Its key to remember that Deep Silver Volition have made a videogame, and you should treat it as such. This has simply been the most fun Ive had playing a game all summer. The enjoyment found here is incomparable."

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PA:The game is filled with amazing moments, from the introduction, to the arguments about fan fiction, to singing along with a friend in the car, to the myriad minigames and side-quests the game throws at you. It's irreverent, silly, and above all entertaining. The team at Volition threw in everything that makes sense, and quite a few things that don't, into the game, and it all came together into a beautiful mess of joy. You'll deal with a few bugs here and there, welcome to open-world gaming, but nothing that will stop your enjoyment of what's going on.

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Paste: "Saints Row IV is incredibly aware that it is a Video Game, capital V, capital G; it explicitly embraces the bizarre, juvenile and often incomprehensible logic of the medium, and revels in it. Heres a toybox, Volition says, go smash some stuff together. Can do, Boss."

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Hardcore Gamer: "The Saints Row series has no doubt seen its share of insanity, but Volition went whole hog less than two years ago, crafting a product that was the definition of over-the-top. Looking to one-up themselves now, the fourth installment features a whole slew of parodies and comical behaviors. Whether its running around in the nude and pile driving an alien into dust, or jumping one hundred feet in the air and flying across the world, Saints Row IV is giving what their fans want: a crazier and even wilder experience that has no equal."

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Senior producer Jim Boone talks turning a DLC pack into a sequel.
Saints Row is less a franchise nowadays as a sort of commercial Godzilla, stomping down the entertainment industry's glittering highway, tearing fistfuls of matter from other games, films and TV shows. This may seem like mere commercial canniness - lest we forget, the series began life as a depressingly "gangsta" GTA clone - but there's more to it than that. Simply put, Volition loves making other people's ideas its own, generally in order to poke fun at them, and strong sales have allowed the moneymen (hitherto, THQ; nowadays, Koch Media) to indulge that insatiable capacity for imitation.

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Fans of the Saints Row franchise know that it gained its fame through its silly and ridiculous atmosphere. Last week, Volition released the second developers diary regarding the scope and plot of Saints Row IV. To no ones surprise, the newest installation appears even more ridiculous than the first three games.

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In this exclusive look behind the scenes Jim Boone, Senior Producer, Steve Jaros, Creative Director, and Steve Quirk, Art Director, from Volition explain how adding superpowers opened a whole new dimension for the gameplay in Saints Row IV while John Brunkhart, Weapons Designer and David Payne, Lead Weapons Artist, analyze what influence @EmperorZinyak's alien invasion had on the arsenal.

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In this exclusive look behind the scenes Jim Boone, Senior Producer, Steve Jaros, Creative Director, and Steve Quirk, Art Director, from Volition explain how adding superpowers opened a whole new dimension for the gameplay in Saints Row IV.