Saints Row News

Grand Theft Auto-like crime franchise, table-top inspired sci-fi series both top sextuple platinum mark; Saints Row 2 sells over 3.4 million.

Q&A: Veteran actor discusses working on 2009's most anticipated title, his roles in Halo 3, Mass Effect 2, and the voice-acting process in games.

Actor-rapper tells reporters he plans on turning THQ's open-world crime game into film; also discusses future game projects and recording game soundtracks.

Volition producer Dan Sutton says work has already begun on the next installment of its GTA-esque action series, which will "take new direction."

Publisher reports its best annual sales figures and net profits yet, lays out plans and projections for coming year.

Sequel to popular Grand Theft Auto-style free-range crime game to debut on both Sony's and Microsoft's consoles next year; PS3 port of original canceled.

THQ's thugged-out Xbox 360 open-world action game gets high-class status, low-rent price.

Publisher confirms a new Red Faction, tells investors to plan for biennial sequels to owned intellectual properties.

Company of Heroes publisher announces record earnings for its third financial quarter; credits top franchises with boosting sales.

THQ confirms that the previously Xbox 360-exclusive gangsta game will be coming to Sony's next-gen platform; bangin' begins this spring.

Rapper/actor announces kickoff of new season of Hip-Hop Gaming League; Lupe Fiasco, Warren G, Jalen Rose among those on board.

EB Games, GameStop post product listings for THQ's previously Xbox 360-exclusive gangbanger for the PlayStation 3.

THQ adds industrial-themed multiplayer map to its gangland hit; map costs 80 points ($1), used in Gansta Brawl and Big A$$ Chains multiplayer modes.

Publisher reports 68 percent jump in revenue for July through September, attributes gains to Saints Row, Company of Heroes, and Cars.

Console champ Madden NFL 07 fends of strong challenges by Saints Row, Lego Star Wars II, and a pack of Pokemons.

Update to THQ's gangbanging action game now up on Xbox Live; biggest fix takes on lag in online multiplayer dustups.

Software up 29 percent, thanks to Madden and Saints Row; 70 percent hardware boost credited to DS and Xbox 360.

Football replaces football atop the charts as FIFA takes field; soccer sim takes two slots, Madden holds tight with three.

Wedbush Morgan Securities' Michael Pachter expects September 2006 sales tally to exceed last year's figures by nearly 20 percent.