Achievements and Trophies in Saints Row: The Third

**Achievements** and **Trophies** are unlockable goals in *Saints Row: The Third*.

## Overview

There are 50 Achievements in *Saints Row: The Third*, with a total of 1,000 Gamerscore points. There are 51 Trophies for the game; a platinum Trophy (named "Kingpin") is rewarded upon unlocking all other Trophies.

Concerning Achievements, there are 49 associated with singleplayer, totaling 990 Gamerscore points. Concerning Trophies, there is 1 platinum Trophy, 2 gold Trophies, 10 silver Trophies, and 38 bronze Trophies.

The only online Achievement/Trophy requires creating a THQ account and uploading a created character, this earns 10 Gamerscore points or a bronze Trophy.

The Steam achievements are the same, plus they contain three co-op achievements that aren't available on Xbox 360 or PS3. However, they do not give trophies or points.

There are 10 Achievements and Trophies for the Genkibowl VII DLC; the Achievements are worth 100 Gamerscore and the Trophies consist of 9 bronze and 1 silver.

There are a further 10 Achievements and Trophies for the Gangstas in Space DLC; the Achievements are worth 100 Gamerscore and the Trophies consist of 7 bronze and 3 silver.

Lastly there are 10 Achievements and Trophies for the The Trouble With Clones DLC; the Achievements are worth 100 Gamerscore and the Trophies consist of 7 bronze and 3 silver.

Combined, the total available Gamerscore is 1,300. For the PS3, there is a combined total of 1 platinum Trophy, 2 gold Trophies, 17 silver Trophies, and 61 bronze Trophies.

## Achievements and Trophies

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## Allusions

* "Dead Presidents" is a US slang term for paper dollar bills of any denomination, as most US currency features images of influential former presidents.
* "Mr. Fury Would Be Proud" alludes to Marvel Comics' Nick Fury and the similarity of the Daedalus with S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Helicarrier.
	+ A patch changes this Achievement to "Too Close to the Son".[*which patch?*]
	+ "Too Close to the Son" alludes to Daedalus of Greek mythology, who warned his son Icarus not to fly too near the sun with the wax wings he had created for him. "Flying too close to the sun" is a common phrase warning against becoming overconfident. The phrase itself is used in the game by Killbane when Playa confronts him at his press conference in the final cutscene of the mission "A Remote Chance".
* "Hanging with Mr. Pierce" alludes to the 1990s sitcom "*Hangin' with Mr. Cooper.*
* "Hack the Planet" alludes to the *Hackers* movie, which features the phrase.
* "You're the Best..." alludes to the song of the same name which is also featured in the game's soundtrack.
* "Bright Lights, Big City" alludes to the novel and film of the same name.
* "Tune In, Drop Off" is a play on a '60s counterculture phrase "Turn on, tune in, drop out" coined by psychedelic guru Timothy Leary.
* "Double Dose of Pimping" and "Ow My Balls" refer to the film *Idiocracy*.
* "Porkchop Sandwiches" alludes to the GI Joe meme of the same name.
* "Everything is Permitted" alludes to the *Assassin's Creed* franchise.
* "Bo-Duke-En" alludes to the Hadouken from Street Fighter, and the TV series *The Dukes of Hazzard*, wherein the titular Bo and Luke Duke entered their car, the General Lee, through a similar method.
* "Gellin' like Magellan" alludes to the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan who was the first person to circumnavigate the Earth.
* "Who Loves Ya Baby" is the catchphrase of 70s television detective *Kojak* portrayed by actor Telly Savalas who was as bald as all of the Brutes.
* "Cowboy Up" alludes to one of the Engineer's phrases on *Team Fortress 2*, deriving from a slang term meaning "stand up for yourself".
* "Opulence, You Has It" is a play on a line from a DirecTV commercial featuring a Russian pigmy giraffe breeder.
* "Stay Classy Steelport" alludes to the movie *Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy*.
* "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" alludes to the Tennessee Williams play of the same name.
* "Flame On" is the battle cry of The Human Torch, a founding member of the Fantastic Four.
* "Do a Barrel Roll!" alludes to *Star Fox 64*.
* "Weird Science" alludes to the film of the same name.

## Trivia

* *Saints Row: The Third* is the first game in the *Saints Row* series to have Achievements and Trophies in the Steam and PlayStation 3 version of the game.
* Before its release, when comparing Trophies on PSN with a friend, it showed DLC Trophies for *Genkibowl VII*.
* Steam has the images backwards for "Opulence, You Has It" and "American Dream" achievements.
* The image for the "Mourning Stars" achievement highlights Sierra Point despite it not being a part of New Colvin district. Similarily, the image for the "Bright Lights, Big City" achievement highlights both Sierra Point and Magarac Island.

## References

1. ↑ **Xbox360Achievements**: Saints Row: The Third Achievements
2. ↑ **Saints Row Forums**: PS3 TROPHIES
3. ↑ **Note**: Original name
4. ↑ **Image**:
5. ↑ **Note**: Patched name
6. ↑ **YouTube**: DirecTV Russian Guy Funny Commercial ("Opulence, I Has It")
7. ↑ **PS3 Trophies**: Genkibowl VII Trophies
8. ↑ **Steam**: *Saints Row: The Third* Achievements
9. ↑ **Image**:

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