My guy does a leaping neck grab, then lands in a smiling lounge. Run at the target, with LB down, then press RT. I worked out how to do the special attacks. It turned out pretty easy, though, like hand-to-hand easy. It looks pretty useful, eh?ĭid the assassination that needed the Lunchers vehicle. Anyway, I had the vehicle, which seems to be needed for an assassination.īought the Notoriety Wipe - Gang upgrade. Jacked him back, then ran back in the shop to clear notoriety. I ran in the shop, then went back out and got in a vehicle that they weren't using. I was next to a Rim Jobs that I had just bought so that I could clear some notoriety. Kit out the heavy-duty vehicle with saws on either side and sharp spikes on the bumper to deal massive collateral damage everywhere you go and leave a trail of destruction behind.Earlier, I had taken an opportunity to swipe a Luncher vehicle, a Compensator. Unlike more realistic racing games, in Saints Row: The Third you are always just one step away from something utterly ludicrous.
What makes the Scrubble such a great car in the game is the insane customization options available. ScrubberĪn obvious outlier in the list, the Scrubber is less Fast and Furious and more Death Race.Ī vehicle typically used for street-sweeping, if you find the right version of this one called the Zombie then you’re in for a real treat. Let’s dive into the 10 best options for your next whip. They are also deadly weapons and fun cruise-mobiles to head out and see the virtual landscape. With wild customization options, cars in this game are more than just vehicles to get you from point A to point B. Like with any open-world game, getting around the city in this game is a lot of fun and a main focus of the gameplay.Ĭomplimented heavily by the incredible licensed music radio stations, driving cars in this game is a pleasure and makes up a good portion of what makes Saints Row 3 so enjoyable. And they’re all cleverly named in relation to the purpose they serve. Not operating under the false pretense of being a realistic open-world game – because it certainly isn’t – Saints Row: The Third has a broad range of wacky cars.
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