@gplayer5 Well, that's what 4 is here for.

@4r0d0 @highlanderjimd Apparently, he did not, or otherwise he would know that GTA IV is not boring. In fact, it's one of the most interesting games I've ever played, and I loved how I was able to "escape" to it's world, and be immersed, and totally blown away at the same time.

@WeskerTeam @chuckles471 @blueknight1st How can you say that it's bad when it hasn't even come out yet? At least give it a chance for Christ's sake!

@cdog21 @blueknight1st I agree. It was just unnecessary padding. Sometimes, padding can be good (like the ship sections in Uncharted 3), but this is not one of those times.

@WeskerTeam Outlandish fun will never lose all appeal.

@HomieHesAKlown I did.

@The_Gaming_Baby You're quite right, my good man. GTA IV is far better than Saints Row, although that doesn't mean The Third can't be really awesome and good, as it is.

@vihazur Just look at Snatch, and you'll see that sometimes a little style is better than substance.

@blueknight1st @PheasantSupreme Yes! Finally people who get it.

@blueknight1st @WeskerTeam It was more like it was trying to be better than GTA, and it failed miserably on that accord. GTA IV outclassed SR2 in every possible way. Incredible story, outstanding graphics, phenomenal voice-acting and characters to go along with it, excellent gameplay, and a wonderful world, which felt big and alive, what with it's radio stations and TV channels giving it it's own mythos. The citizens actually felt like living, breathing humans with lives, families, and emotions (which is why it felt pretty jarring to ram into them at full speed); unlike Saints Row 2's stiff, walking manikins, with no brain, no thought process what so ever except for walk, and move out of the damn way when a car is coming (which, unfortunately, they couldn't accomplish either). SR3 had the same thing, but at least it didn't pretend to be something it wasn't. Just a good ol' fashioned party.