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I think that might have been down to clipping issues though.Insert the cheats below into your in-game cell phone. Besides the guys looking too bulky, you could no longer make a morbidly obese character like in 1 and 2. Even without the dreadlocks, Shaundi looked like a completely different person (and may as well have been, they didn't bring back Eliza Dushku as her VA).ДЄlso, they really made sure the characters weren't too unhealthy-looking. I felt the characters looked overly bulky, glossy and just plain weird, and as a result recurring characters don't resemble their older selves as much as they should.I think they tried to go for a somewhat more cartoonish style for characters, one of the presentations the designers made used the term 'exaggereal' to describe what they were going for, but I agree, it just looked kind of weird, especially on characters from previous games who returned. I never was a fan of the art style in 3 and 4. Despite the more simpilistic graphics, the characters in 1 and 2 at least looked like real human beings somewhat. And I wonder why it was cut, since I enjoyed WMD and it would have been cool to hear another one that gives a different viewpoint or talks about different stuff (and from two people I hear on real radio all the time).ДЄnother thing I'd like to point out between Saints Row 2 and 3 is the art style. I wonder if it would have been as enjoyable as WMD. There was also going to be another talk station that got cut from SR1, and it was going to be hosted by two real life radio hosts. I know I mentioned this before a few pages back, but I'll say it again: Volition didn't bring him back, and not only was there a noticeable difference in how radio in 1 sounded compared to future titles (1's radio sounded realistic in terms of the formats, and used a lot of real-life DJs), but they probably were aware that they could not (or just didn't want to) come up with a talk radio show as good as this. I think the reason this was not brought back was because this was written by one of the hosts of the show, and he was also the producer of all of the in-game radio (and someone who worked in radio in real life).

It's a shame they never brought this back, because while it sounded more mundane and certainly more realistic than GTA's talk radio, it was still an interesting and enjoyable show to listen to, and in my opinion, great satire of conservative radio and conservatism in-general. They discuss airport safety, FCC censorship, illegal immigration (and proposing to fit illegal immigrants with shock collars), violent video games, all stuff that still gets brought up to this day (even by our current administration) You can actually hear stuff that almost sounds like this in real life on any number of conservative stations around the country. Conservative talk radio, another highly popular radio format in America that they were emulating. I think VC and the real-life radio stations both played a big role in influencing The Mix.ДЄnd yeah, WMD KBOOM was in SR1. It probably was inspired by VC, but I know the all-80s format was actually a thing for radio stations here in the US because the late 2000s/early 2010s had a big comeback of 80s stuff, and one of the best radio stations in my city at the time was a station almost exactly like 'The Mix' in SR2. In 2 or 1 (I can't remember) there was a chat show which part of it had then talking about shoes at the airport, and proposing to introduce a special loafer or something. The mix in sr2 was gta level radio quality.

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