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This felt like the main goal for this game was to have fun. I always felt like there was something to do and I never got bored because of allThis felt like the main goal for this game was to have fun. I always felt like there was something to do and I never got bored because of all the different activities.I ended up 100% this game because it just had a stellar gameplay loop and felt really rewarding.The plot and humor in this was perfectly suited for me. I really appreciated what this game did with its cheesy B action movie plot. Even with the characters and plot it wanted to make sure you had fun with a constant flow of humor and high camp performances.The combat was also really well done and gave a good mix of super powers and gunplay.

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Saints Row IV: Re-Elected is an awesome game. The wackiness and the out of this world storyline is quite unique which creates a fun andSaints Row IV: Re-Elected is an awesome game. The wackiness and the out of this world storyline is quite unique which creates a fun and enjoyable experience throughout the whole game.

The problem here is that not only does Saints Row IV look kind of bad, it runs abysmally. It takes a lot to get me to feel negatively towards one of my all-time favourite games, but this kind of achieves that dubious goal.

The Xbox One version is a buggy mess is the general consensus.For me, it wouldn't even install. I contacted both Xbox Support and after theyThe Xbox One version is a buggy mess is the general consensus.For me, it wouldn't even install. I contacted both Xbox Support and after they confirmed it was a developer issue, I contacted Volition. The support process for Volition is handled by Koch Media.It became very clear early in the correspondence that Koch Media had no intention of even acknowledging the problem with the game. They use scripted replies that ignore the original support request and any information present. From what I've read from other people having issues while looking for a solution here, they operate by putting people off until they either refund the game or they try the millionth time and it magically decides to work for no logical reason.If you're having issues, it's not you, it's them .They've made a mess of this port and they have no intention of fixing it. Most people are just refunding without contacting the devs. I contacted them. They're not worth contacting, Refund this **** if you bought it, don't buy it if you haven't yet. If this is a game you can't live without, get it on another platform. It looks like the issues are exclusive to the Xbox One version.

The biggest take away from this Nintendo Switch port of Saints Row IV is the words "outright fun". The fun is enhanced with a chock full of humour, sometimes a bit lewd, and memorable laugh-out-loud scenarios, encounters and moments. Mix in some RPG elements that include fun "superpowers" and you have a game even fans new to the Saints Row franchise can enjoy!

I'm giving this a 10. It's a super fun game, I have SR3 and 4 on the switch and it's great having 2 open-world city-based games where in oneI'm giving this a 10. It's a super fun game, I have SR3 and 4 on the switch and it's great having 2 open-world city-based games where in one instance you have a typical GTA-style gameplay and in this one you have a superhero scifi style, it really adds a new dimension to what is essentially the same map. And most crucially, it runs really well on the switch. There are tank missions where you just go on a chain of blowing everything up and even then it's mostly smooth in docked mode. Sometimes there is the odd stutter or hiccup. The performance is overall worst when doing the blazin runs, its probably related to how fast you move and how fast the environment has to render, but even that is not a showstopping experience. Give it a chance on the switch. They've done well!

Aside from a less than stellar control system for combat, there’s very little negative to be said about Saints Row IV: Re-Elected. You get a tonne of content that will keep you occupied for a very long time. It’s a really good port of the game and does it justice. This is the sort of game that reminds you that even though it might not have the grunt of its competition, the Switch is a very capable system and can produce complex games.

Co-op is a fantastic way to experience Saints Row, and luckily the co-op on Switch is just as robust. It is quite easy to do side content alone, and then join a friend to complete other things together. Overall, Saints Row 4 loses out on very little in its Switch port, and comes in an attractive bundle with every DLC unlocked and the ability to take one of the most beloved GTA-like games on the go.

The bullet comedy extravaganza action game from Volition returns on Switch. It's old and a little bit messy, but you're probably going to love it anyway.

In 2020, Saints Row IV: Re-Elected’s combat feels prosaic, its glut of content perfunctory, and its humor antiquated. It’s great on Switch but actually playing it feels like looking through a weird interactive museum.

Good superhero game, but bad saints row game.The fans are divided with this one for sure as many did not like the new direction the seriesGood superhero game, but bad saints row game.The fans are divided with this one for sure as many did not like the new direction the series went with. The game is easily a very fun game, but there are a few flaws.1 - The game cars are now obsolete as you can run faster with your super powers.2 - The game can still get jumpy as a last gen game even on a ps4 pro3 - Silly storygood1 - saints row humour is still present.2 - good variety of side missions and activities3 - Music stays on when leaving a vehicle.4 - Enemies are bullet sponges even when weapons are maxed.I liked SR4 but I was a bad SR game in general in my opinion.

The problem isn't with SR 4. It is great on the X360. The issue is with the port. It is the buggiest game to date on XOne. It freezesThe problem isn't with SR 4. It is great on the X360. The issue is with the port. It is the buggiest game to date on XOne. It freezes constantly, you often get stuck in mid air until going to the menu and back and the graphics pixelate a lot, especially when running. In one particular error it would crash every time you tried to start an activity as part of a homie mission. The only workaround was to do other activities until it stopped freezing. Great game on X360, bad port on XOne.

I really like this game I have played saints row before and they graphics on the game and really good I am looking forward to playing thisI really like this game I have played saints row before and they graphics on the game and really good I am looking forward to playing this game I think GTA and saints row are the bestselling games on the market the only problem is it’s really hard to play online and connect but when you do get online it is pretty good I wonder is its going to be on the charts.

Now, I know that some people have criticisms of this game: that it's too silly, or that it's too easy with those superpowers (to say nothing of all the upgrades you can make to your character). But you know what? I don't care. Regardless of what any sticks in the mud may say, as far as I'm concerned Saints Row IV: Re-Elected is just plain awesome in every respect.

Yo lo tenia en xbox 360 y como me gusto mucho aquella vez, lo compre de nuevo por todos los dlcs y la expasion gat out of hell, el juego enYo lo tenia en xbox 360 y como me gusto mucho aquella vez, lo compre de nuevo por todos los dlcs y la expasion gat out of hell, el juego en comparacion al del 360 corre mas fluido, no a constantes 60fps pero si mucho mas flluido que en el 360, al estar grabado en el disco duro de la Xone no tiene lag ala hora de grabar la partida como pasaba de vez en cuando con la version old gen, como antes tiene muchas cosas para editar sus jugadores y las expanciones estan divertidas, tambien los 1080p ayudan a que se vea mucho mas claro y definido aunque sigue viendose con graficos de pasada genaracion, pero lo importante aqui es el gameplay. resumiendoPROS:*Fluido llegando hasta 60fps en varias ocaciones*Subtitulos mucho mejor visibles gracias al !080p*gran sentido del humor*Muchisimos desbloqueables*muy Divertido y adictivo* 19 hrs para completar el modo historia* buenas misiones secundarias* en el bazar de mexico esta muy barato, mas aun que en el bazar de euaCons:* usar vehiculos es inesesacio ya que se hace mas lento todo por los superpoderes.*se ve algo viejo para estar en xbox one.* rara ves se encuentra gente que se una a tu partida.en general es un solido 9, es muy divertido para pasar el rato . voces y dialogos muy bien actuados. te lo recomiendo mucho.

A fun and funny experience that has enough content for around 20 hours. There is also 2 player online Coop. The biggest problem however isA fun and funny experience that has enough content for around 20 hours. There is also 2 player online Coop. The biggest problem however is that it has LOADS of noticeable pop-in. Granted the game doesn't take itself seriously at all but for those who care about that kind of stuff be prepared.

Humor sharpens Saints Row IV’s experience, though it won’t stop you from wondering of what it could have been with a bit more focus.

More a mere porting than a proper remaster, Saints Row IV: Re-Elected brings all the original game's humor and over-the top action on Xbox One. Its lackluster technical production, however, makes it a suitable buy only for those who missed it during the previous generation.

It's a remodelled blast. Who cares about pop up, aliasing whatever? I wouldn't recognise it if it leaped up and headbutted the President. It'sIt's a remodelled blast. Who cares about pop up, aliasing whatever? I wouldn't recognise it if it leaped up and headbutted the President. It's ridiculous fun from start to finish. Nothing is sacred. Not next gen but well worth a play. It could have been worse. It could have been Assassins Creed Unity.

A blast from start to finish, the president's tale of vengeance is the stupidest fun that you can have on Sony's newest console, and we mean that in the best possible way.

Saints Row IV: Re-elected may score low in terms of its visual overhaul, but the game’s ability to amuse and thrill is undiminished.

Taking a cluster of very different ingredients and mixing them into one pot turned out magnificently, with the inclusion of superpowers jumping the series to new heights.

Even though the story mode is very short, Saints Row IV: Re-elected is still a really fun game. The superpowers with a Saints Row twist add a lot to the experience and that makes this a fun, crazy adventure.

Saints Row IV: Re-Elected is a middling port that mixes thoroughly entertaining gameplay with the odd technical issue, including an imperfect frame rate. Those who love the series and can overlook the odd issue should still pick it up, but technophiles will likely want to stay clear.

I cannot iterate enough that your time and money should only be invested if you like games that make fun of themselves, other games, pop culture, and never once takes itself seriously.

The bland remastered edition of a one-and-half-year-old game, plus a reasonably good stand alone expansion. More meat than technique.