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So. 🌱There's definitely some kinꦯd of new Saints Row project on the horizon--whether it'll take the form of DLC for Saints Row 4, or a standalone fifth entry in the open-world franchise, we're not sure. But either way, is it really much of a surprise that a game that is, at the very least, getting some new DLC content, if not an entire sequel? Hardly.

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Did anyone embark on a cross-country cartwheeling expedition out of sheer disbelief when 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag prematurely ? Er, not that I'm a🅷ware of--but again: we're talking about an annualized series that sells millions of copies every single year. Or how about when Kevin Conroy in an upcoming Arkham (non-Origins) game? Anyone surprised about that? Anyone? Probably not.

BUT! Even if we know these games are likely to happen someday, it's a bit of a letdown when their announcಞements come about by accident instead of with an awesome trailer, ya know? It's the difference between walking into a surprise party completely unaware and bei🥂ng tipped off by a buddy that, hey, we're throwing you a surprise party tonight at 7 p.m. Don't eat a big lunch. Also, I didn't get you a present. Sorry.

And I'd wager these kinds of reveals are a📖lso a bummer for publishers and developers. I don't know what kind of time or money goes into crafting an awesome reveal trailer, but I can imagine it's extremely disappointing to work on a project for a year and half in secret, waiting for the perfect moment to provide the world a glimpse at your blood, sweat, and tears, onl⛄y to have some dude you contracted to make the sound effects post what he'd been doing on his Twitter account. Which, by the way, has 200,000 followers.

So please, actors/c🔥omposers/etc--for the sake of everyone who loves this wonderful medium of entertainment, leave the reveals to those who've worked so hard on making the games we all enjoy so, so 🦩much.