Saints Row 2 getting 3 DLC packs, first one features Tera Patrick |
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Doesn't really look like her. Or so I heard.
Feel like taking Tera Patrick along with as you cruise around town and fighting the evil machinations of the Ultor Corporation? Buy the first Saints Row 2 (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360) DLC when it comes out next month then.
Volition has recently shed some light on the game's upcoming DLC. There will be three in total, with the first one - "Ultor Exposed" - focusing on the dodgy Ultor Corporation. Oh, and it features the aforementioned pornstar Tera Patrick as a homie.
Ultor Exposed also includes a new "competitive co-op" mode where players gain points by killing gang members and blowing things up. Also included in the DLC are six new vehicles, two new maps, and more customization options.
The Ultor Exposed DLC will hit both the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Marketplace on April 16. Price is 800 MS Points/GBP 7.99 (US$ 11.42).
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Via Eurogamer
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I've been playing this game since it came out, then I stopped, recently started back and I wake up to see this on the official site. Honestly, I don't care that Tera Patrick is a homie, but I wonder what weapon she will use. Maybe she'll just tittie-slap someone for a one hit kill, like the pimp slap weapon.
A) It's $12??? That so won't be worth it.
B) That looks nothing like TP! She's got... clothes on!
C) Seriously game ver of TP = (.)(.)
and real life TP = ( . ) ( . )
Who is this "tera patrick?" I have never heard of her. Must be an actress or something... >.>
*whistles casually*
This game was so poorly made I'd be suprised people even play it, if it wasnt for the way the 360 sold even after everyone knows how faulty it is.
Explain please. I'd love to know of the poor quality of the game, seeing as how I actually own it.
whats there to explain its a poor game
This game has its problems with dodgy framerates but it is just as good as GTA4 which i also own and never play. But i picked this game up cheap after hearing that it was quite fun and yes it is a fun game. With great customization options which is missing from GTA4 and this game is more blood thirsty and funny.
Such a great argument, you really showcased your massive, unparalleled intellect with that.
please let one of these cars be the Vegas...
I have SR2, and while I can say it does hold fun factor, imo, it's not on par with GTA4 for me. I was one of the people who loved the realistic(or believability) route Rockstar went where I thought GTA4 was absolutely brilliant. And I've replayed the game several times getting the trophies.
While SR2 doesn't 100% match GTA4, that doesn't mean it's a poor game. Sure its graphics isn't as sparkling as GTA4, but the thing about SR2 was it wasn't targeting the same crowd GTA4 was. Both target specific taste of the gamers. GTA4 was more geared for the believability fans(do not want to use realistic since GTA4 has plenty of unrealistic stuff within it). SR2 was more for the unbelievability , wacky crazy fans who liked SA. There's nothing wrong with either titles and I think when you play them within their specific style and what it tries to achieve they're both good titles.
Again, i'm one of those loving the believability people that loved GTA4. But by no means did I think SR2 was poor.
As for this, this isn't something I honestly care for. I mean i'd love PSN trophies to release for SR2, but from what I remember hearing in November, It's not happening. Which sucks since I'd like to play it for trophies. =[