Gaming

One of the things I loved about 3 is how, well, aggrieved Boss sounded with half the stuff the game was putting him through. That and the insurance missions were probably the best in that regard.

To give you an idea of how out there things get in SR4, the first weapon I managed to acquire that wasn't taken from a random mook in battle was a dubstep cannon. That doesn't count the very first mission in the game, which sets the tone pretty thoroughly overall...

4 does okay on cutscenes, I think; its main strength is dialogue, though, often mid-mission. The banter between crewmates is great as usual, too.