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[kcagnolatti]

i really want to no which one i should buy and why

[potato!]

hard choice, im voting skyrim only because its on the way for me

[Morton16]

Skyrim all the way

[SteerpikeSister]

skyrim

[MadRAD]

Can I say both...

Personally though Ive got Saints Row first because I know that Skyrim will take so long to complete

[Fugitive_Jackel]

Skyrim just seems like a better game. So Skyrim!!!!

[xXsiyrXx]

assassins creed revelations....duh

[fatgai]

skyrim, no contest

[Jennercyde (Josh)]

Other than just naming a game Ill give some reasons.
It's a very hard choice for me but I went for Skryim for the reason I know my Girlfriend has got me SR3 for Christmas

I've never played an oblivion game before but I'm loving it so far seems to be such a LOOOOOOOOOOOOONG game if you play side missions like I am, If you get it I recommend not running through main quests and do side quests and level up so your powerful enough for the battles.

In SR2 I must have put days worth of hours playing the game AFTER I had completed it so it has the replayable value and good to just drive around on a bike and do stunts and just play about being an idiot and having fun

So:
Skyrim if you want a story to play for a long time once, maybe play through again with a different race but I doubt most would do it
Saints Row The Third is you want a funny fun storyline with lots of playing time after replaying and being an idiot

Hope this helps

[Matthew Sutton]

Having played both, I'd say they're both excellent games, so don't feel too worry too much about it. You'll have fun either way. Which I'd recommend really depends what you're looking for, a more serious and interesting experience or just something fun and silly. As Jennercyde says, if you're looking for a long, immersive experience in a really interesting world, then Skyrim. If you want something that's just hilarious, doesn't take itself seriously at all and is just concerned with having the most ridiculous awesome things happening at all times, then SR3.

My main sort of feeling I get out of Skyrim is wanting to explore the world and see everything, and there is a LOT to see. With Saints' Row 3, it's just being amazed at each new ridiculous situation my character ends up in. With SR3, you're never doing the same thing for too long and the gameplay changes regularly in significant ways, which keeps it fresh. During the course of SR3, you take part in the following activities, in no particular order: fight in a luchadour wrestling match, go skydiving in a tank, enter a Tron-like computer world, take part in a deadly reality TV contest, stop a zombie uprising, drive a tiger around town while it mauls you, bungie jump off of a building with a sniper rifle to give covering fire and kidnap a TV star while dressed as their character's arch-nemisis. Each of those plays a little differently, and there's a whole lot more. That's really the best summation of the game I could give. In contrast, in Skyrim your gameplay is fairly constant, though the constant exploration does keep things interesting, but if you have a low tolerance for repetition, I'd say SR3 would be more your thing. That's not to say that Skyrim is incredibly repetitive (it hasn't bothered me yet) and you have so many options on how to play the game that you can keep combat interesting, but it definitely is the more repetitive of the two.

Skyrim also probably has more content, and you'll have to put in a lot more hours into Skyrim before you've seen everything, and done everything.

In summation, I think I've had more fun with Saints' Row so far, but I'll be playing and enjoying Skyrim much longer. Hope that was helpful in some way

[racnae]

assassins creed revelations cos when you complete the story line you can go around and do what you want, so kinda like SR3

[ca55i3]

Skyrim~
cuz i think skyrim has more of a storyline and you have more options when your not doing the main quests. 8D
soo I think you should choose skyrim~