The Criminal is a vehicle in Saints Row: The Third and Saints Row IV.[3]
Overview[]
The Criminal is able to seat 4 and the load bed can also carry Brutes, as demonstrated by Oleg and his clones. (If Oleg is called as a homie, he shows up being driven in the back of a Saints purple Criminal. The Syndicate use their variants of Criminal to deliver Brutes at 4-5 units of gang Notoriety) The design of this vehicle is typically influenced by American design styles, the Criminal has flared arching and a high ride height to highlight its orientation as an off-road vehicle. The Criminal however does have Japanese elements in its design, such as the headlights, front grille and rear lights, these areas of the vehicle give it a more sporty appearance.
The Criminal is utilised by almost all the gangs. The Luchador variant featuring a black body with green load cover and hood.[Reference needed] The Deckers also utilise the Criminal, having their variant with a neon blue hood and load cover, as well as thicker tires and smaller wheels.[Reference needed] The Morningstar variant is similar to the other two gangs, in terms of paint scheme, the hood, load cover and side skirts are red on the Morningstar variant. Each gang variant has a syndicate star on the roof in the gang's respective color. The Saints also have a variant, which has a purple body, gold and black trims and also gold wheels.[Reference needed] The Criminal is also a common vehicle driven by civilians.
The DLCs introduce two more variants of the Criminal. In Genkibowl VII, After completing both instances of Sexy Kitten Yarngasm, the Sexy Kitten variation of the Criminal is unlocked, which is similar to the Luchadores, Deckers, and Morningstar variants except it has a hot-pink paintjob and Professor Genki's head replacing the star on top. The Trouble With Clones DLC introduces a variant of the Criminal named Torbitron with a horn mounted to it, the horn not doing anything other than being decoration.
Performance[]
The Criminal has average accelerating capability even when upgraded with level 4 torque, the top speed is also fairly average.
The Handling, as the vehicle's size suggests isn't incredible, the Criminal suffers from a large turning radius and slow steering response at times. The advantages of the Criminal are however visible when it's taken off-road; its suspension helps it to maintain stability across rough terrain. The Criminal also appears to have ABS as standard and never suffers from locking up during heavy braking.
Modifications[]
- Saints Row: The Third
The Criminal has a total of 32 Vehicle Customization options. The available Wheel Sizes are 26-31 and the available Wheel Widths are 2–4.
- Mods
- 5 Hoods
- 3 Front Bumpers
- 3 Rear Bumpers
- 3 Trims
- 7 Exhaust Tips
- 2 Mirrors
- 2 Roofs
- Underglow
- Paints
- Body Color (3 sections)
- Trim Color (3 sections)
- Interior Color
- Window Tint
- Rim Color
- Misc Color
- Saints Row IV
The Criminal has a total of 32 modification options. The available Wheel Sizes are 26-31 and the available Wheel Widths are 2-4
- Mods
- 5 Hoods
- 3 Front Bumpers
- 3 Rear Bumpers
- 3 Trims
- 7 Exhaust Tips
- 2 Mirrors
- 2 Roofs
- Underglow
- Paints
- Body Color (3 sections)
- Trim Color (3 sections)
- Interior Color
- Window Tint
- Rim Color
- Misc. Color
The Criminal has 7 Exhaust Tips which cannot be customized at a Car Mechanic. Performing the Rim Jobs glitch does not allow the Exhaust to be customized.
- Option 1 is a single round exhaust on the right side - used by the Rough variant
- Option 2 is a double round exhaust on the left side. It is not used by any variants.
- Option 3 is a double round exhaust on the right side. It is not used by any variants.
- Option 4 is a double round exhaust on both sides - used by the Average variant, and all gang variants
- Option 5 is a double yellow box exhaust on the left side. It is not used by any variants.
- Option 6 is a double yellow box exhaust on the right side. It is not used by any variants.
- Option 7 is a double yellow box exhaust on both sides - used by the Ultimate variant
The Stored Vehicle Delivery duplication glitch can be used to obtain Criminals with otherwise unavailable exhaust tips.
Variants[]
- Saints Row: The Third
- Average (50%)
- Ultimate (50%)
- Rough (0%)
- Luchadore (0%)
- m2_hack (0%)
- Decker (0%)
- This variant comes with Rims #186, Asanti V-F 605 Rims, is also used by the Ultimate Vortex.[4]
- Morningstar (0%)
- Saints (0%)
- This variant comes with Rims #157,[5] which is unavailable through Vehicle Customization, but is also used by the Saints Mule, Ultimate Keystone, Ultimate Status Quo, and Decker Solar.
- Average (Pink) (100%)
- Saints Row IV
- Average (50%)
- Ultimate (50%)
- Rough (0%)
- Luchadore (0%)
- m2_hack (0%)
- Decker (0%)
- Morningstar (0%)
- Saints (0%)
Trivia[]
- There is no Cheat for this vehicle in any game.
- The Criminal is an AWD Sports Utility Truck, whose design is inspired by the Cadillac Escalade EXT and/or the Chevy Avalanche. The front end, the rear lights and elements of the main body also resemble a 2011 Honda Ridgeline.
- The Criminal is the most popular enemy gang vehicle, as it is utilized by the Saints, Luchadores, Morningstar, and the Deckers, all of which are crime organizations.
- The Criminal has "ROLLING BIG POWER" on the rim interior in the "Walking Apocalypse" trailer.[6][Reference needed]
- A Luchador Criminal has been pictured in the "I'm Free - Free Falling" mission in the jet's cargo area behind Shaundi when she informs Johnny Gat about jumping.
- The Criminal has the manufacturer logo "Scorpion" on the top trim area of the tailgate.
- During the "Walking Apocalypse" trailer, a Morningstar Criminal is crushed by a tank, forcing the gang members onto foot.[6]
- Although it's difficult to see, in the Walking Apocalypse trailer, the word "HDsi" is on the passenger door.
- The Criminal is very similar to the Mag, a vehicle from Saints Row and Saints Row 2.
- According to Principal Technical Artist Adam Pletcher, "Oleg can't fit into most cars, but he will climb into truck beds."[7]. This is untrue, Oleg can only climb into the back of a Criminal.[8]
- The Genkibowl and Torbitron variants are all non-customizable.
Gallery[]
The Criminal in Saints Row: The Third
The Saints' Criminal front in the Walking Apocalypse trailer
The Saints' Criminal with Pierce as a passenger and Oleg on the load bed
The Luchadores' Criminal with black and green color scheme
The Deckers Criminal, with Black and Neon blue color scheme, including blue neons in the Decker.Die trailer
The Saints' Criminal in Walking Apocalypse Trailer. The manufacturer name is visible here
A Saints' Criminal side view, in the "Walking Apocalypse" Trailer
Demo version of the Criminal, first appearing at E3
The Morningstar Criminal, in Gamespot's One Hour gameplay trailer
The Criminal in the PlatfromThirtyTwo gameplay video
SR TT Deckers' Criminal while no notoriety is active
The Criminal as it appears in Gang Customization (Q&A 3)
A criminal featured in the limited edition of Saints Row: The Third
Criminal - left in Saints Row: The Third
A full rear and side view of the Criminal
A view of the side, also displaying the interior
A view of the Criminal, displaying it's engine
A rear and side view of a Saints' Criminal
A comparison of a civilian Average variant and modified Average variant of the Criminal
An Average variant, with dirt
Rough exhaust
Average exhaust
Ultimate exhaust
Criminal (Saints Variant) - Kinzie's vehicle of choice and Oleg's transport
Criminal in Saints Row: The Third
Criminal in Saints Row: The Third
Criminal in Saints Row: The Third
Criminal in Saints Row: The Third
Criminal - Morningstar variant is customizable
Criminal - Deckers variant is customizable
Criminal - Luchador variant is customizable
Unique Rim 186 - Asanti V-F 605, only on Criminal and Vortex
Genkibowl criminal
The Genki Bowl Variant; Front View
The Genki Bowl Variant; Back View
The Genki Bowl Variant; Roof View
Genki Bowl Variant pink logo
The Criminal in Saints Row: The Third Remastered
Criminal in Saints Row IV
Criminal in Saints Row IV
Criminal in Saints Row IV
Average Criminal in Saints Row IV
Decker Criminal in Saints Row IV
Luchadore Criminal in Saints Row IV
Morningstar Criminal in Saints Row IV
Criminal in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Average) - front in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Average) - rear in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Average) - side in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Decker) - front in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Decker) - rear in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Decker) - side in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Luchadore) - front in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Luchadore) - rear in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Luchadore) - side in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Morningstar) - front in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Morningstar) - rear in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Morningstar) - side in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Rough) - front in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Rough) - rear in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Rough) - side in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Saints) - front in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Saints) - rear in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Saints) - side in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Ultimate) - front in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Ultimate) - rear in Saints Row IV
Criminal (Ultimate) - side in Saints Row IV
Criminal (m2 hack) - front in Saints Row IV
Criminal (m2 hack) - rear in Saints Row IV
Criminal (m2 hack) - side in Saints Row IV
Saints Criminal in Saints Row IV
A 2007 Chevy Avalanche
Honda Ridgeline, Which resembles The Criminal
References[]
- ↑ Note: Gang Customization
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Note: Notoriety level 4-5
- ↑ YouTube: Saints Row 4 Gameplay Walkthrough Part 5 - Tank Mayhem
- ↑ Image: Unique Rim 186 - Asanti V-F 605, only on Criminal and Vortex
- ↑ Image: Rim #157
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 YouTube: Saints Row: The Third - The Walking Apocalypse
- ↑ Prima Games: Prima Guide Developer tips
- ↑ Note: Tested with Peterliner, Flatbed, Thorogood, Alaskan, Bulldog and Compensator
