Regarding the police thing - did you mean "Fuzz" where you had to go around and cause mayhem as a cop while arresting crooks to get "footage" for a TV show? If so yeah that was a good activity - they should have kept that and got rid of Trail Blazing, which I always thought was a bit dull and a bit of a faff in SR2, and isn't an awful lot better here in SR3 (one particular instance of it is, for me, impossible to beat - meanwhile all other activities I've partaken in I've been fine with ... there's still a number of them left to do, though).
XBL - I don't have it. Have no interest in XBL, don't have a 360 HDD, don't have a good enough broadband connection for online gaming, and don't fancy spending £50 a year on it anyway ... although I do imagine it must be an even more fun game in Co-Op mode. Does it do Co-Op on one machine and two controllers, or is it purely on XBL? I can't stand it when games have Co-Op but it's only through XBL, which is just stupid - I like sitting side-by-side with a mate in the same room on the same machine battling against/with each other on a game personally (reminds me of the marathon death match sessions at uni on Halo 2  )...
Glitches wise - I certainly didn't have that one you speak of for Muderbrawl XXXI - indeed I did the mission twice (in order to make a different choice - I wanted the Apoco-Fists instead of the mask). The only ones I've had are people getting stuck in the road/ground after they've been blown up when in a car (so you have them buried up to their waist in the road, hehe), or car wheels popping up and down rapidly when stopped at just the right (or rather wrong) point on the edge of a pavement.
I once had one where an enemy chopper was supposed to fly in to attack The Ho-Boat, but it was just a red triangle in the distance that never came (so I restarted the mission from the most recent checkpoint and that dislodged that little mistake and allowed me to proceed). Also, fortunately, I was able to finish the Car Theft Challenge (that STAG humvee I needed was at Sunset Park after all - so fortunately someone at Volition had thought about that possibility I mentioned ... now, back in the days of SR2 I doubt that sort of attention would have been paid - indeed I was trepidacious about getting SR3 simply because of how utterly buggy and poorly balanced and half-arsed SR2 was, but SR3 has clearly seen them step up to AAA territory (good for them).
Ah flaming bullets on the TEK Z-10, eh? I haven't actually upgraded those weapons - must see about trying out some other weapons there. I kind of got settled into a set I quite liked and was focussed on upgrading those in order to get the achievement for having fully upgraded weapons in all slots (which requires you to have purchased all weapons in the second slot, which includes upgrading the baseball bat to have nails in it).
Oh and I happened upon that one remaining nut shot this afternoon - so I've only got 10 challenges left to complete on that list of 41.
How long have you had this game? I'm up to something like 34 hours and 92% completion since the day it was released, but you got it at least a week after that, right? Damn Andy, you must be barging it! That said, I can totally understand why - it's very addictive.
SR2 did have fun stuff in it, but it had an equal amount of anger-inducing bullshit in it, but SR3 is damn near perfect (the only negatives are, relatively speaking, nitpicky things) - so GTA IV had no problem being far better in my mind (I've had well over 200 hours out of GTA IV and the two Episodes From Liberty City), however you can't have anywhere near as much balls out fun and customisation as you can with SR3. I'll be there on launch day for GTA V, but I do hope they redress the balance a bit - while GTA IV was an awesome game, it wasn't perfect, and your fun was limited in numerous ways to secure the double-edged sword of a more serious story and characters. I wouldn't want them to just try and be Saints Row (as that would be daft, very daft) ... but likewise, when you go to have fun in GTA IV you're often working against the grain.
Volition have really embraced the sandbox environment with SR3, and apparently the sequel is going to be even more over-the-top (so that's pretty bloody OTT then, I'd imagine!)
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) and right now I'm doing the Vehicle Theft missions ... however I do worry that the very last one won't be do-able because...
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