Among the wardrobes we saw were those listed as '80s, Body Guards, Pimps n' Hos, and last but certainly not least, Ninjas. With this option, you can choose a visual theme for the followers you see roaming the streets-both lieutenants and thugs-from a pretty hefty list. The most noticeable change is in the gang's style. Once you've escaped from prison and recruited a few followers, you'll be given the option to tinker with your gang's overall appearance. Ninjas-can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em. In addition to a few side missions, we recently took a glimpse at some of the ways you'll be able to design your ideal fraternity of criminals in Saints Row 2. It probably goes without saying that Volition will take that ability to obsessively mold your protagonist and carry it over to Saints Row 2, but now they've expanded the customization options to your entire gang.
Right from the get-go, players were introduced to an impressive and seemingly limitless palette of character customization options. The original Saints Row certainly didn't revolutionize the sandbox action genre, but in playing it safe, the game pulled off a successful imitation of the Grand Theft Auto formula while still managing to introduce a handful of novel features.
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