Unfortunately, the nature of the game demands that certain aspects of the previous customization systems be removed (we can't say too much without spoiling anything, but know that it does make sense within the game), and so players are no longer able to customize their hideouts, cribs and safe houses - which is a shame, considering it would be great fun to put stripper poles all over The White House. While the weapons you can equip all have the same basic classifications (Heavy Pistol, Light SMG, etc) and upgradable stats, each weapon category comes with several different skins and variations for you to choose from (So far our favorites around the office have been Mal Reynolds’ sci-fi revolver and the Colonial Marine pulse rifle). Or maybe you’d prefer dual-wielding nail guns as you escape the cops – the choice is yours. Want to wreak havoc with Han Solo’s signature blaster? Go ahead. The customization features in Saints Row IV are no different, and introduce new options to truly let your imagination run wild.
Frankenstein and create a hideous abomination with which to terrorize the citizens of Steelport. Players can craft perfect replicas of themselves, or go full-on Dr. A staple of the Saints Row franchise has always been its deeply customizable game worlds and character creation systems.
