The pass cost $4.99 (400 MS Points) to unlock the fighter’s online multiplayer. THQ began its own Online Pass system in May 2010 with UFC Undisputed 2010. The game has both online co-op and competitive multiplayer but doesn’t use the Online Pass. This is one of the first instances where sections of a game normally accessible offline through system link are completely blocked out without an Online Pass. Some players don’t have Xbox Live Gold or the ability to connect to it in their area, so they prefer to play co-op and multiplayer locally. When players select the system link option in the game’s menus before downloading the voucher, a prompt tells them to punch in their Online Pass code.
On Xbox 360, players also can’t do system link– locally connecting two 360s to play together- without redeeming the Online Pass. There’s no free trial for The Third’s online modes. On Microsoft’s system the 316 KB file is a 25-character code that can be redeemed in the game’s menus. If you bought the game used or borrowed it from a rental service or friend, the Online Pass costs $9.99 on PS3 or 800 Microsoft Points on the Xbox 360. There’s no competitive multiplayer in Saints Row 3. Whored Mode can be played by yourself or with others over the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live. The name is a play on the popular multiplayer “horde mode” featured in titles like Epic Games’ Gears of War 3. Whored Mode sends waves of enemies at players as they try to survive as many rounds as possible. The Online Pass unlocks two game modes included on the disc, online cooperative play and “Whored Mode.” Developed by Volition, Inc., Saints Row 3 allows two people to play the story mode together through online co-op. Saints Row: The Third released Tuesday for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. To “activate the full online experience” of THQ’s wacky Saints Row: The Third, players need to download an Online Pass that’s included with all new copies of the game. Saints Row: The Third from THQ allows two people to join the story mode for co-op play.
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