No More Heroes (Wii)

Release Date: 14/03/2008

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Summary

Developer:: Grasshopper
Publisher:: Rising Star

Get ready for one of the videogame events of the year as No More Heroes arrives on Wii! The highly anticipated next project from the man behind cult classic Killer 7, No More Heroes will be a stylish, Tarantino-esque action-adventure for casual Wii owners and true hardcore gamers alike!

No More Heroes tells the story of Travis Touchdown, an anime fan who lives in the fictional town of Santa Destroy, California. After an unexpected turn of events, No More Heroes players, controlling Travis, find themselves at the bottom of an Assassins' organisation. No More Heroes players will have to help Travis prove himself worthy and defeat 10 other bloodthirsty killers - all with deep stories of their own - and make his way to the top of the assassins league!

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Submitted by Jake Walvin

Awesome.

Submitted by Michael Tracy

No More Heroes has to be one of the best games I have played for a long time. Its original but cliched and never takes itself too seriously. As with Suda 51s last masterpiece (Killer 7) The graphical style of this game isnt for everyone however it has a tonne of adult humour and style to make it possibly THE game for the "harcore" gamers out there that own a Wii. Forget Mario, forget Resident Evil No More Heroes is here and its fantastic, lets just hope it sells enough to warrant a sequel.

Submitted by James Olive

Great game, really enjoyed it for the first few hours then got a bit repetetive. But great value.

Submitted by Zhade Barnet

A great buy for new and old gamers alike. Don't be fooled by the retro feel or the ridiculous motorbike; the game play is slick and puts the Wii remote to serious use unlike many of the hopeless ports that are being published on the console. Characterisation is awesome: Travis is a great mix of the manga hero and the tarantino anti-hero; the bosses I've met so far have been fleshed out very well and are quirky on a level rivalling MGS in both depth and charisma.

For me, the sections between ranking battles are just padding, if humorous padding. I'd pay full price for this game if they took it all out and just linked the boss fights together with some cool cutscenes. Cutting grass? Killing mooks? Carry coconuts!? Gimme a break!

Still, this somehow doesn't take away from the visceral thrill of watching the game's visual poetry and flawless, cheesey, tongue-in-cheek humour unfold, and all this backed up with side-splittingly perfect voice talent!

Buy it. That's an order.

Submitted by Viraz Limbachia

sikk game!!!!!! full of fun.

Submitted by Anish thakkkar

rubbish game rubbish graphics

Submitted by Dale Webb

Picked this up today while I was browsing at my local store.
Then this game caught my eye.
"A guy with a kitchen light bulb crossed with a light saber grasping some women, looks a bit stupid.. LETS BUY IT."

So, I withdrew the last of my money from my bank praying this game will be worth the money.
Jesus, It is worth the money alright.

You play a guy obsessed with japanese anime and ...porn.
Basically, he killed a drifter to get some dough to fuel his addictions but is then sucked into a world of mindless killing, trying to raise to the top... While mowing some muppet's lawn to get money for the entry fee for a ranking battle.

The game doesn't really use the Wiimote's sensor. It does for finishing blows but that is pretty much all, but the controls work so well.

Too bad the European version is censored... So instead of fountains of blood gushing from a dead guy like a Quentin Taratino film, Black ashy stuff flies out of the dead guy. I was looking forward to the blood too

Submitted by George Bailey

This is a brilliant game.

It has all the quirkiness of Suda51's previous hit, Killer7, so it's got be great. I think the lack of blood is quite nice, it just adds to the style of the game as you hit enemies. The free-roaming aspect is great, although the streets sometimes seem a tad empty.

However, it's a great game (especially at this cheap price), I recommend it to anyone.

Submitted by louise bluck

amzing

Submitted by Guy Gildersleve

No More Heroes
I can say that the Gameplay is really good, but however it does get repetative later on in the game
the graphics isnt that good, there is Significant Bugs and glitches in the game and graphics, which can put down the game sooo much
There is no Online or multiplayer aspect of the game, which offers nothing after the game is completed.
There is good humour in the game and the music and sound is great
in total i will give it 8/10

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