Genkibowl VII delivers a batch of new mission types into the gameworld - accessible through your mobile device - all centered on the violence-obsessed Professor Genki and his annual Genkibowl tournament.

More of the same; which is great if you're into that sort of thing

Not enough genuinely original content; Overpriced for what you get

19th November 2011 - Saints Row originally started as an open-world crime-sim not too dissimilar of the popular (and genre-defining) Grand Theft Auto series. With the first entry in the Saints Row franchise sticking fairly close to its GTA influence (although with its own unique flare), it was with...

should definitely come with a warning. And no, we're not talking about the bad language, over-the-top violence and nudity: players should be warned that

Most insane game of the year? by: GrathiusXR ©2011 Arthur Kotsopoulos Volition have always stressed that whilst Saints Row is a sandbox title it differs from the GTA series in every way shape and form. With the release of Saints Row: The Third (SR:3) these differences couldn't be more obvious.

Sandbox / Action Come out to play. If there's one criticism of sandbox games that I hear over and over again, mainly from the voices in my head, it's that there is always too much time spent doing mundane tasks.

In conclusion, Saints Row The Third provides a highly enjoyable single player and co-operative experience. The developers wanted to create a sandbox game where anarchy is at its highest peak and they have succeeded; no other game of this genre provides as much mindless violence as this, with...

The Grand Theft Auto series is kind of like Ice-T… what began as a highly controversial and rebellious franchise has settled down a bit and has grown commercially tolerable by everyone. Simply put, GTA just doesn't have the same shock value it once had.

I have to admit something, and I'm not afraid to say it. I loves me some Saints Row. Scratch that, I loves it. More than Grand Theft Auto (sorry Joaby). When it comes to open world mayhem nobody does it better than Volition.

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

Saints Row: The Third may feel a tad familiar to fans of the series, but when it comes to riotous fun and outlandish action, it carves its own identity.