Nine years after release, publisher Deep Silver is digging Saints Row The Third up for a new remaster that gives the game a whole new bunch of bells and whistles to show off.

In a sheer stroke of luck, Volition has recovered the original source code for Saints Row 2, meaning that a PC fix is finally on the way.

Publisher THQ Nordic announced that Volition Games are in the process of creating a new entry in the franchise

In what seems like the perfect match, F. Gary Gray is set to direct the film adaptation of the wild Saint Row video-game series.

When Xbox introduced their Game Pass service in 2017, it was…it was alright I’d say. A few big games, plenty of medium-budget titles and a price tag that made it affordable enough to make it a worthy substitute for allowing your children to be looked after by the warm glow of an LED TV screen. Fast forward to 2019, and …

You start out with a pistol. You eventually graduate to a weapon that spits out bullets at a faster pace or a shotgun that feels like a gentle summer breeze caressing you if its buckshot lands from a distance that’s greater than 25cm. You’ve got your regular death-dealers, saving the more exotic weapons in your arsenal for tougher opponents as ammo ain’t exactly plentiful for these guns in particular. Then you get your hands on that weapon.

THQ went bankrupt, its properties were sold off and the legacy of that company was buried. Until a new successor rose from its ashes that is. Having acquired numerous video game licenses, Nordic Entertainment rebranded itself as THQ Nordic back in 2016, building a new company that featured plenty of hits from the past and new titles with which to create a legacy of success. That legacy may have just come full circle, as THQ Nordic has closed a deal to acquire Koch Media.

Agents of Mayhem developers Volition have reportedly suffered some layoffs in the wake of poor sales and disappointing reception to their latest IP.