Saint Row 3 Update 1.09 Fixes Pesky Save Bug Glitch in Remaster Version

by James Lara April 12, 2021 5:05 pm in Title Updates and Patches
Saint Row 3 Update 1.09

A new update for Saint Rows 3 has just been published, fixing the game breaking bug that was introduced in the last update. Here’s the details on Saint Row 3 Update 1.09.

Saint Row 3 Update 1.09 Patch Notes

While developers Deep Silver Volition and Sperasoft have yet to officially release any patch notes for Saint Row 3 update 1.09, from user reports, and testing of ourselves, the save bug that was introduced in the previous update (1.08) on PlayStation has now been fixed. 

This means that users can now safely continue using their saves with the game now saving properly. Previously, if a user had update 1.08 (pulled from the network since the issue arose) it would either keep them in a infinite loading screen, or the auto-saving mechanic would be stuck in a endless loop. This prevented any saving of any kind, making progress nearly impossible.

The last update (1.08) for PlayStation are also included with this update for those who were’nt able to download it before they pulled it off the network.

ALL PLATFORMS

  • Adjusted issue with player character displaying wrinkles
  • Addressed Tank Top not displaying grey shades properly

PS4 (EU/US)

  • Addressed issue with trophies not unlocking after console disconnects from internet
  • Addressed overlapping Korean characters in menu and settings
  • Addressed Dutch and Czech lines in Settings not displaying correctly

PS4 JAPAN

  • Addressed Japanese kanji not displaying properly in Film Grain Menu

If any official notes do get posted, we will be sure to update this post when they do. In related news, if you haven’t read our review yet, be sure to here: Saints Row 3 Remastered Review – A Fresh Coat of Paint

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A gamer at heart, James has been working for MP1st for the last decade to do exactly what he loves, writing about video games and having fun doing it. Growing up in the 90's gaming has been in his DNA since the days of NES. One day he hopes to develop his own game.