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'Saints Row: The Third' is still one of the most batsh*t video games in existence


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Saints Row: The Third lives again.

The 2011 game comes to Nintendo Switch on May 10, and it's the same ridiculously over-the-top story of superstardom, gang warfare, and government malfeasance you remember.

Or not? Even if we accept that time has actually flowed normally since early 2017 — a tall order when every day ages us all another 10 years, I know — it's been a long time since Saints Row: The Third showed up. If you're not familiar with the series, or just want to catch up, let's talk about why it matters.

Finding the right footing

It's always funny to think back on how Saints Row, the series, started as an opportunistic knock-off. Read more...

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