http://www.gametrailers.com/player.php?type=mov&id...

Looking better and better.

Yep! Framerate seems to be good :)

I really hope this is true, Saints Row may be a GTA rip-off but unlike some other GTA-wannabes it’s doing it right. And in some areas improves on GTA as well. It’s a shame to be held off by such things like choppy frame rates…

I like what I see! Saint's Row is going to be much better than GTA if you ask me, one of my first reason is that the game doesn't try to be too serious, unlike GTA.

Well, there is A LOT of funny stuff in GTA, but that's the overall feeling I get about playing it.

GTA serious? *Remembers toy plane missions in San Andreas* =P


I think Saints Row while it has some great voice actors and may boast some improvements over GTA i still have my doubts that the story will be able to keep me as interested as GTA's story did, but I'm open to being proven wrong. Then again there are a fair share of games I've taken risks on without being sure what I'd get, but too my amazement I don't think I've made any outright mistakes on my purchases yet (except pdz) I TOTALLY got suckered into that one lol damn you microsoft!

Wow the Grenadier Gameplay video shows just how much better the framerate is during gameplay. So many beautiful explosions! :o

im bored with the demo so really want the full game now

That should calm all those framerate stressing heads :)

The frame has improved somewhat, but we'll see for sure when the game releases.

Good, there seems to be some improvement anyway, not nearly as good as it should be though.

I really hope the framerate will be stable and the tearing will be at a minimum when the game launches, but I'm not convinced yet...

The FPS will be acceptable, look at the FN3 Demo, its FPS was like at 10 at best. But come the end they had it working great.

So will Saints Row, yee of little faith!

Looks like I won't have to change my sig after all......

Fight Night Round 3 demo was just fine to me.

My punching speed was incredible when using roy jones :D

what?

I don't know what game you were playing but my FNR3 demo had an acceptable framerate, the animations weren't as smooth as the final game, and the graphics weren't as good, but damn, nowehre near 10

I guess you just like throwing numbers?

LoL, i'm guessing the same

The FPS was awful on the demo!

It was like i was watching it in Slow motion! And the FPS drops in the SR demo is equal to the average FPS in the FN demo

Isn't everybody when it comes to consolegames? Because there is no way to check what fps a consolegame runs at, so afaik everybody is just guessing and throwing numbers when discussing it..

On PC there is a way in every game to check, but on my Xbox 360 I'm just happy when a game looks and feels smooth, I couldn't care less if it was 30 or 60 fps or whatever, I can't check anyway..

I can't wait for Saints Row to come out end of this month, because I'm really in need of a new Xbox 360 game I like.. I hope the game scores good in reviews, and that any fps etc issues that were in the demo are solved.. And if the MP turns out to be fun aswell, I'll buy it.. I'll pick it over Dead Rising (which comes out at the same time overhere)..

Saints Row Marketing Campaign Revealed
Press Release
Aug. 17th, 2006 6:57 am
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THQ Inc. today announced its multi-million dollar, global marketing campaign for the highly anticipated Saints Row, scheduled to release exclusively for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft on August 29. Saints Row is generating record levels of consumer awareness, led by a highly successful pre-order DVD campaign and the release of a single player online demo that consumers are downloading from the Xbox Live Marketplace at a record rate, with 350,000 downloads in the first week. The worldwide advertising campaign, including TV, theater, print and online, begins today with an exclusive sneak peek at Saints Row during the season premiere of The Ultimate Fighter on Spike TV.


"We've put significant resources behind the Saints Row marketing campaign, generating tremendous buzz with creative grass roots efforts and the strategic timing of pre-release content," said Bob Aniello, senior vice president of worldwide marketing, THQ. "Our multi-million dollar advertising campaign will continue to fuel anticipation in the weeks leading up to launch and we believe extensive plans for post-launch downloadable content will further establish it as a must-have title this holiday season."

The Saints Row marketing campaign will span all relevant mediums worldwide and include:


Television ads running in seven countries
In-theater activity across Europe and Asia Pacific, including on-screen advertising and game kiosk placement for tailored retail and press events
Print advertising in game enthusiast publications and men's/lifestyle outlets
Online campaigns targeting the mass-market consumer as well as grass roots viral efforts
Demo on Live! Marketplace - Saints Row demo went live on 8/1; #1 360 demo ever for one week, with 350,000 downloads, according to Microsoft
Video vignettes on game enthusiast web-sites highlighting varied game modes
Online previews based on pre-release versions of Saints Row
Varied retail campaigns with multiple global partners
A pre-order DVD featuring a game demo, "making of," original music tracks and Marketplace icons and themes
Select retail stores opening at midnight on August 29 for the game's release
Saints Row bundled with Xbox 360 hardware in France
T-shirt deal w/ Headline Entertainment placing custom shirts in outlets such as Hot Topic
A mobile marketing campaign that takes advantage of THQ's Wireless SMS capabilities
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