I used to play this everyday for so long 4 years ago but then my xbox broke. 3 months ago i got this game and play it and will be playing it for a very long time i think.
I'm surprised of how underrated saints row 4 is. I find saints row 3 taking too much credit. There's even a 1 hour version of the title menu soundtrack for the third saints row. I wish there was a 1 hour version of this. I wouldn't have to loop it so much.
@@topeo3691 I wish they made the map bigger its tiny Also steelport in general is too grey and boring. Stilwater was better. As for superpowers yea they could’ve made the game a bit harder tbh
I remember playing this on my ps4 but the cd broke o still remember the theme,but i also gotta tell u i beat the game it felt so amazing that i can buy anything from store
@@b2rdistheword942 when I listen to the Saints row 4 theme and Saints row the third theme they both kind of sound the same but one is just dubstep and the other one is just hip hop? I don't know what type of genre
Super powers. Cyberware You're president. A merc Smooth as butter. Glitches and bugs Hella good time. Frustrating DUBSTEP GUN. Tech rifles Kinzie wanna F***? Tank sex In space killing aliens. Dying Time travel. Meh Return of johnny gat. Sad Keanu Neo in the matrix. Neo w/o matrix Ends happy. Always ends sad Paul. Delamain Shaundi. Judy alvarez Saints row 4 > Cyberpunk 2077
It is Gat the president wears a suit in the beginning and gat wears a purple jacket With a white shirt. And if you look at any other picture its the same thing if you look at another video gat is not in it thats cause its the president matt miller kinzie pierce and shaundi (All are from the third)
But that's not the jacket and those aren't his glasses and it isn't his hair style or facial structure. So it might just be your character later into the game.
For me it was ok. At times i actually no joke kinda yelled at epic parts. For example the part in the game where you play as a robot. I HAD THE TIME OF MY LIFE PLAYING AS THAT ROBOT. Good game 5 outta 10 gg.
