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Yahtzee Croshaw of The Escapist 's Zero Punctuation named Saints Row 2 his 2008 game of the year. [160] [161] It was a runner-up for GameShark's overall and Xbox 360 games of the year. [162] [163] Game Developer named Volition in their top 50 developers of the year for their work on the game, [164] and THQ in their top 20 publishers. [165]
Backwards-compatible with Xbox One.System Link does not work between Xbox 360 and Xbox One due to versioning differences. God Mode (Arcade) 4 1 4 GRID: 12 source: mobygames.com Guardian Heroes (Arcade) 4 4 1-4 Versus, local or system link. 2P local coop Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary: 16 4 2-4 2 player co-op in campaign, 4 player co-op in ...
Saints Row is a 2006 action-adventure game developed by Volition and published by THQ exclusively for the Xbox 360. It was released in North America on August 29, 2006, followed by an Australian release two days later and a European release on September 1, 2006.
Saints Row: Koch Media: May 29, 2018: Saints Row 2: Koch Media: May 1, 2018: Saints Row: Gat out of Hell: Deep Silver: May 29, 2018: Also released on Xbox One. Saints Row: The Third: Koch Media: September 14, 2017: Also released as Saints Row: The Third Remastered for Xbox One and Series X/S. Saints Row IV: Deep Silver: March 31, 2016: Also ...
Saints Row is the first installment in the series, having begun development in mid-2003 as a PlayStation 2 title under the name Bling Bling. [5] The game was announced at E3 2005 for the Xbox 360.
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Saints Row IV: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC: Volition: Despite changes in the Australian Classification Board to adopt rules to use the R18+ rating for video games in January 2013, Saints Row IV was the first video game under these new rules to be denied classification, due to the presence of drug use and an in-game alien anal probe weapon. [204]