Myron Piggott

After completing the campaign for the first time on PC, as opposed to Xbox 360 and PS3 versions, I continued to always strive to fully completing this game. I am one of the gamers that would say, once you have every achievement/secret found and unlocked, and the full story complete side-quests included, THEN it is a full fact, you have fully beaten the game! Now, that being said, I've only found out about this what, the last Sunday of May, well, I seen the actual title "Remastered" when I signed up for the Saints Row newsletter for the first time in never. Because, I thought it would allow me to use the "Saints Row Community" option. Now back to what I was saying, I had just recently completed the Campaign for Saints Row the Third. When I made full eye contact with the Remastered version via Epic Games, it was like watch the Ring 2, with the lights off, and actually being one of the victims in the movie. I died on my bed that night, took me a couple minutes to revive, only to die again. Felt like CoD Zombies, not only did I purchase it, after I snapped back to reality, but I spent the same exact amount of time, creating my character, as I did in the 2011 version. Trying to get my first female character to look just as, the original, knowing full well that would be impossible. In short, I finally emerged from one hole of grinding and mind pressing searching for hidden items, back down the same exact hole just, with different perspective. I by far, LOVE THIS GAME, it has it's moments but, when I pulled up the GPS and marked where I wanted to go, watching that blinker turn on and go off, at every TURN?! It did the same thing in the 2011 except, it would not do it ALL the time! MAGNIFICENT, ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT, if I do say so myself magnificent. I did wish for additional songs though, you'd think they would have added "Honey's in the Place" and placed it in the "Kabron 104.2" radio station, I love that song and listening to it only once throughout the entirety is kind of a bummer. Taking an extra 20-30 minutes to complete that mission, was quite the worth but, only in-game, not reality. Do I smell, Saint Row 4 Remastered, no too soon, too soon, nevermind.