Please, please Kirk stop talking about this game. These articles make me want to play it so badly and yet unless I want to fork over 100 bucks and up (seriously, those are the ebay prices) there's no way I'll ever get my hands on either the first or second title. Honestly, despite your assumption, I really can't help…

Aww. Want to play it. Sadly, folks I know are all sports nerds. Their idea of a Table Top or RPG experience is Fantasy Football :(

Perhaps it sounds like pandering or is wholly myopic, but I can't fathom anyone having any complaints about this game that reside within the realm of good taste or, in some cases, simple logic.

Kudos to Ashley Johnson's delivery. Ellie's a veritable poet :)

Bring in the original team to do an HD remake of this game and I can't even *begin* to process how brilliant it would be.

I love the hell out of this XD

I think the hype for Titanfall dipped considerably after they revealed that those Devs are axing the entire Single Player campaign. Giant Mechs are awesome, but most people want greater personal context or story to go with the "Dude-Bro" Sci-Fi action. Even Halo wasn't ever just about the maps. At least not to…

I don't miss it trying to be a bad GTA clone. SR is it's own game now. And, if you stop trying to find things to dislike about it for five seconds and pay attention, beneath all the over the top hilarity the story can have it's serious moments (Gat's death and how that affects the Saint's family), it just doesn't take…

Detractors can say anything they want about this game, but the Saint's Row series is now genius. If Keith David as Keith David playing Keith David isn't proof enough of that, don't know what is.

Sadly, this was always the fundamental risk with Kickstarter, Indigogo, etc; namely that a campaign would be so successful that it would, in essence, doom those responsible by filling them with so much gusto and overconfidence that they didn't keep themselves focused and contained within reason.

It was over the top, crude, and ridiculous. And it did it smartly. If people want GTA, well, there's GTA over there. Saints doesn't have to be a clone of it trying to be series *and* kind of weird at the same time. Let it be it's own insanity laden beast as long as it's well written, crafted, and delivered.

Seriously? This is the kind of world we live in now? You can turn on the news, or go on the web, and see things just as horrible (not quite as over the top, true) if not more violent than *anything* in Saint's Row and yet Deep Silver/Volition has to offer a "less violent" version of the game? (*Sigh*) Wonder what the…

Given that Canada has some really...bewildering ideas about what constitutes "CP" (for instance, fictional underage cartoon characters from popular shows) I'm hoping he was arrested for reasons that won't land him in prison.

Completely validates my pre-order. Can not wait. For those who hate it, there's always GTA. Despite the fact that GTA seems to be trying harder to be "weirder/funnier" than ever before. Ironic.

I...I...Okay O.O

I know some people loved it. And I can see from the comments here that some people, clearly, did not or at least enjoyed it far less so. However, I'll merely say I'm happy how it all came together and leave it at that.

No, because in the Marvel Universe the law of averages would have Bieber being randomly shot by Deadpool as a service to everyone :)

While the threat of Global Decimation would be higher in the Marvel Universe than even here in the real world, I would much rather live in the Marvel Universe and take that risk just because I could see *Heroes* on the cover of Time, Vanity Fair, and so forth as opposed to seeing Justin Bieber on the cover of Time or…

While I would, as before, prefer completely new characters I will admit that a prequel story would work quite well. Perhaps showcasing how Joel met Tess, or what exactly happened to split him and Tommy apart. I wouldn't want it to cover the time immediately after the pandemic broke as that time of Joel's emotional…

(*Spoilers*) While I would honestly prefer they *not* return to Joel and Ellie, I think Adam Sessler and Revision3 pointed out that there is a rather massive section of Joel and Ellie's crossing of the country after Henry and Sam's death. That time spent crossing the country could be ripe for a new city/town or…