Saints Row the Third was also simply the most loved, largely thanks to how deeply customisable it was. The earliest games would've required a heck of a lot more work to bring them up to scratch. If you're wondering why the third game was remastered rather than either of the first two or the whole series, Deep Silver said there's a technical explanation.
Normally traffic is nothing to celebrate, but when you have a rocket launcher in your pocket… This will, I was assured, result in the occasional traffic jam. What really stands out is how much both pedestrian and traffic density have both been increased, making for a more realistic city experience (albeit one with very silly costumes and an awful lot of explosions). All of the story NPCs have been remade from scratch, all of the vehicles have been improved, and even the weapons have been reconstructed with higher polycounts. I got to see some gameplay footage of the remaster, and aside from the character faces lacking a bit of the detail you'd expect from a brand new game, overall this could easily pass for a recent release.Īccording to the preview session I attended, a huge amount of work has gone into remastering the game, including HDR and PBR (basically, more realistic lighting) rendering. Whether you prefer terrorising the public to Marilyn Manson, cruising around while listening to Adam Ant, or blowing up bad guys while Return of the Mack trundles ironically on in the background, you're all set.Īpart from that, however, this is Saints Row: The Third scrubbed up with ferocious enthusiasm for 2020.
Same voice lines, same sound effects… and the same radio stations and licensed music. One thing that hasn't changed at all is the audio. All 30+ pieces of DLC are being included in the package, and the DLC has been remastered along with everything else. It's a remaster, not a remake, so this version by and large remains the Saints Row The Third that proved so popular in 2011. It's not called Saints Rowmastered, but hey, you can't have everything.
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