The Trouble With Clones Saints Row the Third!!

I finally bought the last mission-based DLC that I was missing so I was really excited to have it and I wanted to show you guys how fun this game is so here we are with The Trouble With Clones. There is an intro of gameplay before each mission so I wanted to show a tour of the city and I made a flight plan for my private jet which was really fun thinking about. I made a half circle around the whole place and then a figure 8 through the inner city and then back to the airport. Ditching the aircraft and landing in the pool seemed like a sweet way to introduce the game and the levels. I also paid a visit to the zombie island on the way to mission 2 and I covered one of the kills with leaves as if to censor it but all the other kills are visible. My wife Anna and I love this game so I wanted her to see these missions and it turned out that she remembered em so I was like great so I'm not the only one. There are a lot of fun things to do with this game and plenty of worthy content. Oh yeah and I bought that thing that lets you bite people like a vampire. Oh yeah and I always make my avatar look like a form of Jason. There is a reference to Star Trek in the title which sounds like The Trouble With Tribbles and then there's an achievement for this game they call Revenge of the Navigator which comes with Gangstas in Space and that sounds like Disney's Flight of the Navigator. They even put the bridge from that movie in the city of Stilwater somewhere and I was gonna show it to you guys but I couldn't remember where it was in the game. I'm sure there are many more references and homages in here so I can't remember them all but one obvious thing that occurred to me was that the focused energy ball looked like Ryu's ability from Street Fighter, and then they have Ninja Turtles and Spaceballs in here too. Oh yeah and then I'm only using the air guitar from Bill and Ted LOL. Featuring The Good Shall Rise Again by Daniel Law Heath, Grace Under Pressure by Mike Reed & Matthew James Robertson, Gimme What You Got by Amanda Blank, Bad Bad Man by Drew Milligan, Nathaniel Jameel Ledwidge & Wesley Mouria Chaves, Athena B by Daniel Law Heath, MACHINES UPRISING by Adam Saunders, Mark Stephen Cousins & Otto Sieben, Darkness Falls by John Devereaux, Fluo Girl by Sylvain Lux & Criminal Affairs by Frederic Sans!