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2. Saints Row remake
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The Saints Row Reboot Delayed, Releasing In August 2022

The Saints Row reboot has been delayed. Volition’s chief creative officer, Jim Boone, has announced that the title will now land on August 23rd, 2022, back from the original launch date of February 25th.

In a statement, Boone said that the title wasn’t undergoing any changes and that the team had adapted well to the adversities imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic. But that the original deadline did not offer the team enough time to “do our vision justice,” especially given the “size and scope” of the new game.

Saints Row Is Back, Releasing In February 2022

Saints Row is back, and Volition has rebooted the series, with an interesting mix of Grand Theft Auto’s crime-filled sandbox and wacky, explosive combat scenarios. As The Boss, you’ll lead your own gang alongside a small group of new characters: Nina, Kevin, and Eli. You’ll take on rival gangs and probably the authorities too to hustle to the top and claim ownership of the city, Santo Illeso. Saints Row launches on February 25, 2022 for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC.

The Next Saints Row Game To Be Revealed In 2020

According to publisher Koch Media, the next Saints Row game will officially be announced in 2020. This news comes after GI.biz recently spoke to Koch Media CEO Klemens Kundratitz.

“Saints Row is very close to our hearts, and we'll talk about it next year,” Kundratitz said. “For the time being, we just wanted to get the word out that it's coming and it's going to be great.”

The last mainline Saints Row game was Saints Row IV back in 2013. But we did also get spin-off title Agents of Mayhem back in 2017.

Saints Row: The Third – The Full Package Comes To Nintendo Switch In May

Saints Row: The Third will be arriving on the Nintendo Switch on May 10th. The Nintendo Switch version is titled Saints Row: The Third – The Full Package which includes a wealth of downloadable content. Here’s the product features for the PlayStation 3 version of Saints Row: The Third – The Full Package:

• Over The Top – Like a lapdance from a porn star, the action is naughty, fun, and better than anything you’re getting at home.
• City of Sin – Disrupt and dismantle the Syndicate stranglehold on weapons, cybercrime, and sex trades. Discover the secrets of Steelport, where there is action on every street corner, for better or, more likely, worse.
• Weapons of Crass Destruction – It’s one thing to defeat your enemies. It’s another to humiliate them. Hover jets, human cannonball cars and sex-toy warfare are all part of the fun.
• Co-op Madness – Give naked skydiving a try, landing in your partner’s flaming pickup as you make a suicide run toward a heavily armed Syndicate brothel. Steelport is more fun with a friend.
• Initiation Station – Create, share, and download the most outlandish characters every seen, from washed-up celebrities to naked ninja pirates. Inside every sinner, there is a Saint.

Saints Row: The Third for Nintendo Switch will be releasing on May 10, 2019! pic.twitter.com/8FxibtWh4b

— Saints Row (@SaintsRow) February 27, 2019

THQ Nordic Acquires Saints Row, Dead Island Parent Company

THQ Nordic has acquired Koch Media, the company that owns Saints Row, Dead Island, and Metro Exodus publisher Deep Silver. Now THQ Nordic doesn’t seem like just a name, as they might just be the publisher reborn. THQ Nordic will get all of Koch/Deep Silver's titles as well as studios Volition (Saints Row/Agents of Mayhem) and Dambuster Studio (Homefront: The Revolution). Koch also owns a European physical games publisher/distributor and a film distributor/co-producer.

The Saints Row PSP Game That Was Cancelled

The site Unseen64 has brought new information about the game to the public with the help of Saints Row developer, Volition. Saints Row: Undercover was supposed to be Volition’s version of Grand Theft Auto on PSP. Volition’s originally wanted to port Saints Row 2 to the PSP, but it wasn’t possible. Instead, Volition decided to start from scratch, and create a sequel to Saints Row 2 designed specifically for the PSP. Undercover was set between the events of Saints Row and Saints Row 2. The game would have players assuming the role of a cop tasked with bringing down the Saints, who would later end up joining them. The main story was 20 missions long, featured everything you would expect from the early Saints Row games. A prototype of the game was created, but Volition decided the game wasn’t up to their standards, thus, the game was never released until today. Volition has released the game’s .ISO file via Unseen64. To see Saints Row: Undercover in action check out the video below. Its a shame that the game was never released, looks kinda cool, but I need to in mind that the game wasn’t released for a reason. What do you think of Saints Row: Undercover ?

Saints Row Goes To Hell In 2015

Volition announced today at Pax Prime it’s next entry into the Saints Row series titled Saints Row Gat Out of Hell. From the looks of the trailer the President of the United States is sucked into hell via a Ouija board and it's up to the Saints to save him. It looks like super powers will make a return in the expansion along with a bunch of new weapons from hell. This is a stand alone expansion and won't require you to own a copy of Saints Row 4 to play it. Saints Row Gat Out Of Hell Will be released on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One and PC on January 27, 2015 for $20.