Saints Row: The Third

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7.6

Generally favorable reviews- based on 546 Ratings

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  1. ColdHardTruth
    Jul 4, 2012
    7
    Let me start and say this is not your serious sandbox experience. This is a over the top sandbox experience with thrills and spills. Graphics are behind a few years and sounds of the environments are not synchronized with the actions taking place. The main story in these games seem to be generally the same, with no innovations. But the voice acting and comedic take on life is a refreshingLet me start and say this is not your serious sandbox experience. This is a over the top sandbox experience with thrills and spills. Graphics are behind a few years and sounds of the environments are not synchronized with the actions taking place. The main story in these games seem to be generally the same, with no innovations. But the voice acting and comedic take on life is a refreshing side. A lot goes on in Steelport (the city you venture in) including air battles with cool futuristic jets and challenges set all over the city from insurance fraud to a game show you can star in (listen to the hosts of the game show, they are funny!). Yes this is a open world modern day action game, but Saints Row the Third lacks structure in giving you more interesting side missions outside of your everyday bad ass actions. If your itching over this summer for GTA 5, buy Saints Row the Third for a discounted price and enjoy some open world chaos.… Expand
  2. Jon-Ryo
    Jan 18, 2012
    7
    This game tried to be over the top and lost sight of what made the 2nd one great, which was that the wiriting had a serious tone with some funny moments, but ultimately you were a hardened street gangster and the story kept in line with that with moments of death, revenge, losing gang members etc but never taking the feel of the game out of the context it was set in. Whereas this (the 3rd)This game tried to be over the top and lost sight of what made the 2nd one great, which was that the wiriting had a serious tone with some funny moments, but ultimately you were a hardened street gangster and the story kept in line with that with moments of death, revenge, losing gang members etc but never taking the feel of the game out of the context it was set in. Whereas this (the 3rd) disregards the fact the saints are supposed to be a hardcore street gang instead setting them as famed celebrities first and a gang second. The game loses it's gritty appeal by doing this, the missions force you to do some of the 'activities' that were in the other one as filler to the main quest line (which is annoying). Following the story ultimately it doesn't evoke any type of feeling in the gamer as the writers are made to go for over the top stunts and gags that get old real quick. The saving grace is that the two player online co-op for the whole game is back and is still enjoyable. Overall I'd recommend saints row 2 over this one especially to play with a friend, it has a better story, better activities (which are optional) and is overall a better game.… Expand
  3. MusicJJJ
    Nov 15, 2011
    7
    "Saint Row: The Third" is the craziest sandbox game i've played up to date. Those people who expect beautiful graphics and amazing story like "GTA 4" will either love or hate this, cause this is NOTHING like GTA. The story's got some unique missions but a decent story. The graphics aren't the best, but you can at least see it. The best thing for "SR 3" is the open world environment. ****"Saint Row: The Third" is the craziest sandbox game i've played up to date. Those people who expect beautiful graphics and amazing story like "GTA 4" will either love or hate this, cause this is NOTHING like GTA. The story's got some unique missions but a decent story. The graphics aren't the best, but you can at least see it. The best thing for "SR 3" is the open world environment. **** the cops, kill whores, dance with gay men...Everything IS POSSIBLE. Sex change? You got it. Running around naked while hitting pedestrians with a **** stick? You got it. Flying around with Jets blowing up **** You ****in got it! Overall the game is meant for you to enjoy and relax, to do stuff you never can do in reality. Have fun, fellow saints :)!!!!… Expand
  4. PopeDizzle
    Feb 15, 2012
    7
    Well its a fun ride one time through. I have to admit I am disappointed with the game. It had a lot of hype. Sure it is pure fun but the game forgot where it came from. SR2 had a compelling story compaired to this one. The real missions seem few and far between and mini games are forced to be played as part of the main story. Maybe I was just expecting more. No Death Match or any modeWell its a fun ride one time through. I have to admit I am disappointed with the game. It had a lot of hype. Sure it is pure fun but the game forgot where it came from. SR2 had a compelling story compaired to this one. The real missions seem few and far between and mini games are forced to be played as part of the main story. Maybe I was just expecting more. No Death Match or any mode outside of co-op. Rental only.… Expand
  5. FatHitman
    Nov 17, 2011
    7
    Beat the game within 2 days of owning it. Co-op works great that is IF you have a person to play with because the "Steam Matchmaking" option does not work at all so its impossible to find anyone else to play with unless they are friends. Have done all the content in the game and it was fun for the time, This is a game to be played casually with a friends and just to do random stuff onBeat the game within 2 days of owning it. Co-op works great that is IF you have a person to play with because the "Steam Matchmaking" option does not work at all so its impossible to find anyone else to play with unless they are friends. Have done all the content in the game and it was fun for the time, This is a game to be played casually with a friends and just to do random stuff on which is a fun time waster and also show-off you character and customization.… Expand
  6. Bdawg916
    Nov 22, 2011
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Let me start by saying I'm bout 20% of the way through this game so there's no huge spoiler here...
    This is easily the best Saints Row game available. Very over the top, even for Saints Row... which is why I'm a little disappointed. It looks amazing, very clean. Very FUN! The death of Johnny Gat hit me like the Death of Optimus Prime in the original Transformers movies from the 80s. ( Its in the first 10-20 or so minutes don't think I ruined your experience) The story has a good base, many of the activities return from the previous games. Some new ones like Tank Mayhem, are fun. All of the old faces are there, Shondi, Pierce, Gat, and some new faces which I think they made to much of a reach for. A wrestler (Voiced by Hulk Hogan), a pimp (who sounds like T-Pain & gets extremely irritating very quickly) and an EX FBI agent. All of which I THINK they could have done a better job on. The unlocks are all based on respect you now have to purchase them, which i think extends the game play the cars are great. They even brough on some actual Rim companies to make them more accurate and true to like looking(Lexani for one) A nice step up, but to far out in my opinion.    … Expand
  7. Next_metal_god
    Nov 24, 2011
    7
    It has to be said, the parallels to the GTA series and it's ever familiar carjacking, cop shooting, gangbanging (bowling?) gameplay are no coincidence. But in my opinion, Saints Row: The Third is very much a worthy alternative to Rockstar's latest offering, for the most part - it was pretty clear from the beginning where Volition was taking The Third; over the top - wacky, creative,It has to be said, the parallels to the GTA series and it's ever familiar carjacking, cop shooting, gangbanging (bowling?) gameplay are no coincidence. But in my opinion, Saints Row: The Third is very much a worthy alternative to Rockstar's latest offering, for the most part - it was pretty clear from the beginning where Volition was taking The Third; over the top - wacky, creative, unadulterated, colourful fun (and all in co-op! Which is as fun as it has ever been) which for me, is why. After the incredible experience that was San Andreas, I was as excited as anyone about GTA IV. I played Saints Row and it was fun for what it was; a thinly veiled, cheap but admirably tongue in cheek GTA knock-off. And I, like a lot of people, was expecting a lot from IV. And in many ways, it delivered. But in my opinion, it missed the mark in so many others, but not to turn this into a review of GTA IV... My point is, Saints Row: The Third appeals to me because it really hits a lot of those marks GTA missed. The world is vibrant and colourful as opposed to GTA IV's washy pallet of browns and greys. The side activities at least seem worthwhile (again, bowling with Roman). The actual gameplay has improved a lot since Saints Row 2. Everything is a lot better, most notably the driving. The combat is fun and the weapons are satisfying enough. Explosions are beautiful to behold, in fact. And many of the control frustrations experienced in GTA IV and Red Dead Redemption are thankfully not a problem here. The game generally has a good sense of humour, if a little immature at times (the massive, floppy **** and balls **** bat falls into this category in my opinion) and most of the characters are enjoyable enough (although a few are just a little bit irritating, especially the pimp that talks in **** auto-tune). The story is predictably nothing incredible, what with having to hold together so many random gameplay elements, but it's enough, and when you're enjoying so many wacky co-op shenanigans, who cares? This isn't GTA, after all. And if you enjoyed Saints Row 2, you'll know what to expect.

    But as someone that really enjoyed Saints Row 2, I have a couple of small complaints. One of the fun things about Saints Row 2 was the insane amount of customisation options you could play with. Everything from your character's appearance and some fun characteristics to giving your car a tacky spoiler and retractable **** wheel scythes, chariot style. However, in The Third, Volition have sadly watered this down somewhat. Clothing is now mostly bought in outfits and aside from the predictable wacky mascot and ninja costumes there are seemingly nowhere near as many options. You can run around looking stupid but I'll bet it won't be your carefully crafted stupid, just the bright pink mascot costume you've resorted to because nothing else appealed. And I could swear there are a couple of duplicated items with different names... The car customisation offers about the same level of possibilities. The only notable additions, aside from the new cars and their options, is neon under glow and a couple of licensed bits and pieces that to me seem out of place, as someone cynical about advertising and product placement, which isn't limited to the garage, tsk tsk... And you still can't so much as change the colour of any air or water vehicles. Although it is still hilariously called 'Rim-Jobs'... It's also lacking the constant rewards you used to get upon completing the many activities, as well as ditching the eight levels format. Although the upgrades system is undeniably good.

    If I have to give it a number, it'll be a seven. It's worth playing, more so with a buddy. But as much as an improvement on the series as it is, I can't help but feel like it abandoned at least a couple of the things that made me such a fan of the last game. And chances are a fourth Saints Row would be even more of a departure... I'm sure I'll still have plenty of fun with this though, and I'm sure most of you would too.    … Expand
  8. Foxxey86
    Dec 20, 2011
    7
    This game is no where near as crazy as it would like to be, and it doesnt live up to any of the hype that came before it. But that doesnt take anything away from what is a great action game with some truely spectacular set peices. The voice acting is much better than some AAA titles out there and the story isnt to bad either. But its anything but original. Its worth a place in your gameThis game is no where near as crazy as it would like to be, and it doesnt live up to any of the hype that came before it. But that doesnt take anything away from what is a great action game with some truely spectacular set peices. The voice acting is much better than some AAA titles out there and the story isnt to bad either. But its anything but original. Its worth a place in your game collection just to get away from all those serious time consuming titles that are without a doubt in everyones collection. Great stress buster too!!… Expand
  9. pitoch
    Jan 3, 2012
    7
    The ultimate sandbox game. Don't play it with a serious mind !

    7 because the graphics are just correct and the main campaign is a bit short and confused
  10. zatch32
    Jun 14, 2013
    7
    What a letdown this game was. It pales in comparison to the first two in the series. The story was forgettable, the characters were bland, and after you beat the game, there is really no reason to keep playing. SR1 and SR2 had me playing long after I beat the story, while after I beat SR3, I didn't play much afterwards. SR1 and 2 also had a great balance of seriousness and silliness to it.What a letdown this game was. It pales in comparison to the first two in the series. The story was forgettable, the characters were bland, and after you beat the game, there is really no reason to keep playing. SR1 and SR2 had me playing long after I beat the story, while after I beat SR3, I didn't play much afterwards. SR1 and 2 also had a great balance of seriousness and silliness to it. With SR3, it is pretty much all silly all the time, nothing is meant to be taken seriously, even parts that you'd think should be. The city is also lifeless compared to Stilwater. This game was definitely one of the most disappointing games I've ever played.… Expand
  11. Rox22
    Dec 12, 2012
    7
    This is a fun game, not meant to be taken seriously. One could almost call it a humors take of GTA. It is flawed and far from perfect, but it's obvious that it's not trying to be. Clearly the developers were focuses on one theme: A fun over the top gangsta game, in which case they succeeded. Missions are hit & miss. Some are really boring, but then there are those make you go: Holy f*****gThis is a fun game, not meant to be taken seriously. One could almost call it a humors take of GTA. It is flawed and far from perfect, but it's obvious that it's not trying to be. Clearly the developers were focuses on one theme: A fun over the top gangsta game, in which case they succeeded. Missions are hit & miss. Some are really boring, but then there are those make you go: Holy f*****g s**t! That was f*****g awesome!! It's those amazing moments that make this game stand out from mediocrity. Saints Row the Third is a good game worth a go if you've got nothing better on your plate.… Expand
  12. M9ki
    Jul 11, 2013
    7
    Honestly I though this game was messed up, it was very repetitive and boring after a while.The magic crap ruins the game to me.It was an okay game as we speak.
  13. Ghassanid
    Jul 6, 2013
    7
    Saints Row 3 has alot of options and side activities to do and has some fun story missions but it has some major flaws which ruin what could have been a great game. The biggest flaw is the story which is very weak and tries to be funny but doesn't do a good job. The game is also extremely boring in the second half of the game because it becomes so easy and no longer offers a challenge.Saints Row 3 has alot of options and side activities to do and has some fun story missions but it has some major flaws which ruin what could have been a great game. The biggest flaw is the story which is very weak and tries to be funny but doesn't do a good job. The game is also extremely boring in the second half of the game because it becomes so easy and no longer offers a challenge. Also the driving feels to arcade like and makes driving uninteresting.… Expand
  14. RayPist
    Aug 17, 2013
    7
    Saints Row has finally created its own identity to not instantly said to be "a GTA clone", as it turns down the gritty story and turns up the insane gameplay. Though its story is weak and graphics average at best it is still an extremely fun game to play, especially with a friend. With interesting weapons and creative game mechanics this will keep you hooked for a while, if you're intoSaints Row has finally created its own identity to not instantly said to be "a GTA clone", as it turns down the gritty story and turns up the insane gameplay. Though its story is weak and graphics average at best it is still an extremely fun game to play, especially with a friend. With interesting weapons and creative game mechanics this will keep you hooked for a while, if you're into giant purple and running around dressed as a panda that is.… Expand
  15. MrLulz
    Aug 17, 2013
    7
    I was a big fan of Saints Row 2 and I was excited for the next installment. Saints Row 2 had a really well done story and the gameplay was well done, Stilwater felt cool and realistic, And the activities were sooo much fun. So when Saints Row: The Third came out I was looking forward to it. Unfortunately, It did not live up to expectations. The new city of Steelport was pretty bland andI was a big fan of Saints Row 2 and I was excited for the next installment. Saints Row 2 had a really well done story and the gameplay was well done, Stilwater felt cool and realistic, And the activities were sooo much fun. So when Saints Row: The Third came out I was looking forward to it. Unfortunately, It did not live up to expectations. The new city of Steelport was pretty bland and boring and hard to look at, The pedestrians all blend in and all look the same, and every street looks the same. The story isn't really that interesting or memorable, It seems like Volition said "Let's have a bunch of crazy s**t happen and built a story around it" which makes the story only 10 hours long which may sound long but Saint's Row 2's story was about almost 20 hours long. The new activities weren't that interesting, A bunch of activities that were fun in SR2 are gone. Now they've been replaced with pretty basic ones like Tank Mayhem and Guardian Angel (Professor Genki's Super Ethical Reality Climax is pretty fun though). Customization is pretty lacking though, In Saints Row 1 & 2 you could customize your character to have an overshirt, an undershirt, Buttoned or Unbuttoned etc. In Saints Row: The Third you can't do any of that. If it sounds like there's no fun in this game, that's not the case at all. This is probably one of the best games of 2011. If you have a friend on Xbox Live, PSN Or Steam, Go play co-op because it is so much fun! So the question is "Is this better than Saints Row 2?" No, Saints Row 2 is better in a lot of ways but this is still a great game! Hope Saints Row 4 is awesome!… Expand
  16. fullmetalcritic
    Dec 11, 2014
    7
    As an alternative to GTA, a much more light-hearted comedic approach to the open world game, this is a must play for anyone who enjoys open worlds. Though the childish humor has its droll moments, in a lot of cases it's quite comedic. Though the story and character design leaves some wanting, the world is quite beautiful as a more cartoony look instead of the real world atmosphere providedAs an alternative to GTA, a much more light-hearted comedic approach to the open world game, this is a must play for anyone who enjoys open worlds. Though the childish humor has its droll moments, in a lot of cases it's quite comedic. Though the story and character design leaves some wanting, the world is quite beautiful as a more cartoony look instead of the real world atmosphere provided by GTA or Red Dead Redemption.… Expand
  17. genesisdoes
    Oct 2, 2020
    7
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    Saints Row 3 and I have always had a rocky relationship. I was so excited for it to release due to my love for the 2nd installment and upon playing, I really enjoyed it but I pretty quickly realized that it didn't hold a candle to Saints Row 2. I still feel that way. The game is pretty good and it did a good job a establishing a more unique identity from Grand Theft Auto    Picture
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    Saints Row 3 and I have always had a rocky relationship. I was so excited for it to release due to my love for the 2nd installment and upon playing, I really enjoyed it but I pretty quickly realized that it didn't hold a candle to Saints Row 2. I still feel that way.

    The game is pretty good and it did a good job a establishing a more unique identity from Grand Theft Auto but the amount of cut content from SR2 is just too much for me to even consider having a conversation about which one is better. To me, 2 is undeniably a better game in almost every single aspect. That's why, for a long time, I really didn't like Saints Row 3.

    Nowadays, I'm closer to the middle. I can appreciate it for what it is but I won't forget how much substance is gone from Saints Row 2... but on its own, it ain't half bad.
    I beat this game in August of 2020 after beating it many times before.    … Expand
  18. BlacksitePSU
    Feb 17, 2013
    6
    The third entry of the Saints Row series, while fun, holds the player's hand a bit too much and reduces the majority of missions to simple tutorials and mini-games. Fans of the previous two installments will also be disappointed to find out that Volition really didn't do much to advance the plot. That said, let's hope Saints Row 4 focuses more on the protagonist tracking down Dex.
  19. parsont
    Nov 15, 2011
    6
    Crazy, fun, but highly inappropriate. This game is fun, but it lacks taste and an actual authentic script. It's over the top, but not in a good way.
  20. Grantus921
    Nov 15, 2011
    6
    Tried it out at a friend's house. Too crazy for me, almost chaotic, but that is why it is fun too. Just not for me, reminds me of GTA just too ridiculous.
  21. yokster87
    Nov 16, 2011
    6
    This game is fun if you have no taste for plot and realism, however i do. In this game you type in cheats and mindlessly go around blowing innocent people's heads off. The plot is poorly made and there is little improvement on the graphics from the last one. However it is fun once in a while (just as i said before) to mindlessly blow someone's head off. That is why this game is a sandbox,This game is fun if you have no taste for plot and realism, however i do. In this game you type in cheats and mindlessly go around blowing innocent people's heads off. The plot is poorly made and there is little improvement on the graphics from the last one. However it is fun once in a while (just as i said before) to mindlessly blow someone's head off. That is why this game is a sandbox, so if you like running around naked beating people up with **** this game is right for you.… Expand
  22. generiKGaming
    Nov 17, 2011
    6
    The game is decent however it falls short when compared to a lot of the other sandbox games. Not very original and the game is quite short. Graphics seem dated and there seems to be no true character development throughout the story
  23. Requiem
    Nov 25, 2011
    6
    Off the wall style sums this game up. Does that equal a great game? No. Push all the wackyness and over the top missions, the game falls short on both length and variety. Customization is there but it's nothing compared to Saints Row 2. The world itself is not that big compared to the previous releases. After playing and beating it, I felt as if though the game was a base for futureOff the wall style sums this game up. Does that equal a great game? No. Push all the wackyness and over the top missions, the game falls short on both length and variety. Customization is there but it's nothing compared to Saints Row 2. The world itself is not that big compared to the previous releases. After playing and beating it, I felt as if though the game was a base for future dlc and was meant to be short. There are better games out there, wait till a bundle comes out because this game is not worth over 50 US dollars.… Expand
  24. Rexnos
    Mar 15, 2012
    6
    If zany and ridiculous game play is your thing, this is where to find it. However, the story is a massive step back from the previous installment. It's definitely fun, but there's not much to it besides its over the top violence and insanity.
  25. zurupeto
    Mar 13, 2012
    6
    I got a few laughs out of this, but gave up on it about 70% of the way through. I had a hard time relating to my character, who spoke like a zombie because all of the other voices were too annoying, and the gratuitous revelry in violence was a little much.
  26. topender
    Apr 4, 2012
    6
    While i am enjoying this game I cant help feeling its just a rip-off of the GTA series without the same level of polish. Definately enjoying the tongue in cheek action but it could have used a lot more work on finer details prior to release
  27. The-Watchers
    Sep 2, 2012
    6
    Great Game for your First playthrough but after completion not much to do unlike sr2 were there is a ton of fun activity's and you can go into to tons of buildings and the cheats are so much better. but on sr the third there is hardly any buildings to go in the map is smaller and most of the clothes stores are planet saints. the best cheat in the game cant even be used in bloody co-op
    but    Great Game for your First playthrough but after completion not much to do unlike sr2 were there is a ton of fun activity's and you can go into to tons of buildings and the cheats are so much better. but on sr the third there is hardly any buildings to go in the map is smaller and most of the clothes stores are planet saints. the best cheat in the game cant even be used in bloody co-op
    but the game is good but not like the other gangster games sr1-2 was    … Expand
  28. Rem
    Jul 12, 2013
    6
    Saints Row: The Third is without a doubt a funny game, but how does it play? Well, it plays..not so well. The gameplay spices things up a little, but much of the controls are too jumpy or unresponsive. All I'd like to mention that this game does not look pretty. It looks average at best. Even some of the snarky humor fails to generate a few chuckles. However despite all this, I still likedSaints Row: The Third is without a doubt a funny game, but how does it play? Well, it plays..not so well. The gameplay spices things up a little, but much of the controls are too jumpy or unresponsive. All I'd like to mention that this game does not look pretty. It looks average at best. Even some of the snarky humor fails to generate a few chuckles. However despite all this, I still liked playing it. It's not as great as the one before it, but when you're having whacky fun, why bother?… Expand
  29. jaroldo
    Oct 19, 2013
    6
    Saints Row: The Third is a disappointing but fun sequel to Saints Row 2, a game which I adore. While this game certainly has its moments, poor writing, technical issues and length make this a lesser game than its predecessor.

    SR3 is at it's best when it is being completely insane. Driving a pixel tank with your character who is wearing a g-string and a bear hat and who has a accent is    Saints Row: The Third is a disappointing but fun sequel to Saints Row 2, a game which I adore. While this game certainly has its moments, poor writing, technical issues and length make this a lesser game than its predecessor.

    SR3 is at it's best when it is being completely insane. Driving a pixel tank with your character who is wearing a g-string and a bear hat and who has a accent is good and all but it's the points where the game slows down and becomes a subpar Saints Row 2 where it really suffers. Most of the missions are boring despite there being some great ones in there and the side activities can be downright terrible at points (Except for Professor Genki's Super Ethical Reality Climax, that was awesome).

    The story in SR3 is poorly written and doesn't leave any impact on the player like SR1 and 2 did. The returning characters have become boring and the new characters are nothing to write home about. At the start of SR3 the Saints are exiled from Stilwater and are placed in the new city of Steelport. Steelport is not a bad setting but Stilwater was more varied.

    Another problem with this game is its length, I 100% completed it in 15 hours, for an open world sandbox this is terribly short, although this is probably due to the fact that a large portion of the game was cut to be DLC in a scummy business practice.

    Final Thoughts: Good but not as good as SR2, if you find the complete edition for cheap, pick it up, you won't regret it.    … Expand
  30. Ebelon
    Nov 8, 2013
    6
    Not so much a bad game but just a boring game. The game is very unrealistic and way too goofy. The series started off trying to steal some of Grand Theft Auto sales with the first game (which actually was a pretty fun game) but then they tried to create their own flavor with the sequels. Saints row the Third is just simply "another game". Not a bad game but not a good game either. 6/10
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 70 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 61 out of 70
  2. Mixed: 9 out of 70
  3. Negative: 0 out of 70
  1. Xbox Achievements
    Feb 15, 2012
    84
    Volition gets many things right in Saints Row: The Third in what is no doubt a fine sequel, but it's very much a case of sequelitis for the THQ franchise. The zany and over-the-top nature, well-written script and whole host of sandbox toys are held back ever so slightly by the oddly paced and repetitive proceedings of the game's main story.
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  2. Gamer.no
    Feb 7, 2012
    60
    Saint's Row: The Third sets out with a great ambition of giving the player freedom and an arsenal of fun elements to play with. Unfortunately, though, the game still falls a bit short with a somewhat childish sense of humour and quirky game mechanics.
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  3. EGM
    Jan 3, 2012
    80
    Despite my gripes with the multiplayer options, the 10-to-12-hour campaign's still very much worth the price of admission, and it needs to be seen to be believed-trust me, this game's done more than enough to earn its "M" rating from the ESRB.
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