For starters, Volition Inc. can note a handwritten apology for listening to THQ and allowing them to ruin Saints Row: The Third.

And I think that's it.

Yours sincerely

Once a hardcore Saints Row fanboy

And what happens when your trailer oversells and overhypes the game, only for it to not live up to what was seen months prior to release? Eh?

What does it take to remove these sites? I mean, it's one thing to announce it, but why can't they use their overpaid lawyers and multi-billion dollar status to take these sites down?

Good lord, the world is coming an end. The Mayan's were a few months off, but we should not of relaxed as much as we did.

@emperiox @iBuzz7S Fair enough. I suppose it depends on which network carrier you decide to use as well.

@Kemutsemu Digging? They dropped the price in Japan and it sold more than it ever has in the space of a week.

@emperiox @iBuzz7S But why pay the additional $$$ for a 3G model? Besides, like iOS devices, you can't download anything over whatever the limit is. I think it's 30MB on the PS Vita, but I could be a little off on that number.

Really regret buying the 3G model when it launched here in Australia. Not only did I not use its 3G capabilities after the first week, Vodafone was a terrible company to partner with.

If you're looking for a PS Vita, get the wi-fi model. If you haven't got wi-fi at home, invest in a router for $50 and you will not regret it.

The SimCity-like games for iOS are fun, but difficult to move your cursor around. Yes, it does have limitations, but that one thing alone turned me off continuing those games.

The only thing that can hold me down is Theme Park World. It does require some tweaks to run on Windows 7, but once it is working, you will forget what the time is. I assure you that.

I was a HUGE fan of Saints Row. Played the living lights out of the first and second. SR: The Third was way below par and it was the title which made me regret buying a season pass for a video game.

The only way is up and I am glad the game is no longer in the hands of THQ.