I'm never the biggest racing fan in the room, but this reboot delivers a delightful arcade racing experience that reminds me of the soft spot I have for series like Need For Speed Underground, Grand Theft Auto, and even the earlier Saints games. Today we're showing off an exclusive first look at the reboot's revamped driving system, which includes new ways to engage in car combat! I played a build of Saints Row for several days last month, and the vehicles of Santo Ileso were a joy to maneuver. Some of the body mods have an option for None which is a free customisation but i found it faster to head into Colour options and change one of the car's colours which costs $50 (Be a total of $500 for the 10 cars) but as you received well over $4000 from the first few missions you have plenty of cash to customise the 10 cars.Īccept the customisation and exit the cars menu and thats your 1st 'pimped' ride, repeat nine more times for the achievement to pop.Many of you asked for action-focused footage following the release of our last Saints Row cover video, and we're happy to finally oblige. You can pick anything you want to change as long as you change at least one thing on the car for it to count. Now walk up to the area again and press to open the garage menu, now select which car you want to customise and press the Customise option. Once you've hijacked a car drive into your cribs garage and into the store area and press to store the car. I found the easiest method was to steal cars from outside one of your cribs/safehouses and take them into your garage and customise from there and I suggest using the quick hijacks ( + ) to steal the cars to save some time and to work towards Bo-Duke-En in Saints Row: The Third.
You can easily attain this after getting your first safehouse (Shaundi's Apartment) unlocked not long after completing the second mission (which unlocks The Welcome Wagon in Saints Row: The Third).
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