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PS3 Gamers Not Getting Promised Saints Row: The Third Content

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Sony CEO Jack Tretton made his Sony fanbase a huge promise that turns out might just be a big pile of poo.

Tretton made the announcement at this year’s E3, regarding exclusive Saint’s Row: The Third multiplayer content that only the PS3 was getting.  He promised users that they would be receiving an “over the top exclusive mulitplayer game mode.”.  According to the fine fellows over at Joystiq both the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 versions are the same and that there are no differences in either version.  Joystiq did reach out to THQ and received a big fat, “no comment.”.

Many websites are speculating that Tretton was speaking about Whored Mode, however the PC, Xbox 360, and the Playstation 3 all have this co-op mode.

via Joystiq and IGN



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So first the PS3 version of BF3 doesn't ship with BF1943 and now this? Guess all that extra content with multiplat games they announced at E3 is BS.

I agree. I just think the bad part is when Tretton promises something at such a huge occassion and it doesn't happen. Not really his fault if THQ did not hold up on their end of the deal, but I would think Sony would be raising a stink about it if that was true.

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