Jimmy Torbitson was beyond distressed at famed Saint Johnny Gat's tragic demise, so he did what any fanboy would do: he cloned his hero in his closet. Starting with the appropriately named "Weird Science" level, this three-mission downloadable add-on has you traveling all over the city, using...

+ The Saints Flow fireball does absurd damage; your super-abilities are very empowering, + Engaging story arc filled with entertaining mission objectives

? If you can run so fast on Saints Flow; why can't you run on water

Now that the cat is out of the bag, I have no problem reminding you that Saints Row: The Third was my Game of the Year for 2011. Even with the bugs and glitches (I still can’t access the Call in VTOL option)...

+ Four new side mission types; + Lots of new customization options; + Lots of new vehicles

Short; Most game types simply variations

Each year brings new video games that push the boundaries of storytelling and innovation, but sometimes you just want to dropkick people through car windows. The team at Volition understand this, as Saints Row: The Third acts as a love letter to gamers who enjoy chaotic, over-the-top, and downright...

Fun and ridiculous sense of humor; Numerous customization options; Missions feature a nice amount of variety

Most of the guns don't feel great; A few too many graphical glitches

The Saints Row series sure has come a long way since its 2006 beginnings. The series started as little more than a Grand Theft Auto knockoff for the current console generation. That first game gave Xbox 360 players an open-world urban landscape to explore and commit horrible crimes in.

Redefines "over-the-top" with every new twist and turn; Surprisingly likable characters complement a compelling narrative; Filled with clever nods to pop culture and geek culture; Whored Mode is insanely fun

Attempts at humor occasionally fall flat; Easily offended gamers are going to crucify this game

There's a few things that you need to know about Saints Row The Third straight off the bat.  1. Saints Row The Third never takes itself too seriously. 2. If walking down the street naked, wearing only a ball gag and beating people up with 2ft dildos is you sort of deal then read no further and just...

A lot can be said about Saints Row The Third but the only word that wouldn't be used to describe it would be ‘subtle.' Volition has refined their crime-riddled sandbox series to a fine point with The Third and it is a must have for series veterans as well as those who wanted GTA to have a better...

Over the top; hilarious gameplay

Later missions lack the cinematic nature of earlier ones

You've got a lot of wonderful games to choose from this fall. Dovahkiin and crew are carving up dragons in Skyrim , you're finally going to get some use out of that stupid WiiMotion Plus over in the new Zelda , and you're comfortably getting called a full range of slurs by teenage boys in Modern...

Genki Bowl VII's four quick activities lack the excitement and humor of your earlier adventures in Steelport.

Sad Panda Skyblazing is an outrageous new activity; Adds a huge ball of yarn to your garage

Two new events are just disappointing variants on existing activities; Lacks the core game's humor; Very brief

When you see, "Whored Mode" on the opening menu, your first instinct may be to roll your eyes. Horde Modes are a great co-operative multiplayer add-on for computer games, but here it just sounds like like a pun too-far. It's not.

In a time where gamers are complaining about not having enough unique content to play, Saints Row: The Third is a perfect option. It's crass and unique, delivering an experience unlike anything we've ever seen before.