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    No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle

    Game » consists of 6 releases. Released Jan 26, 2010

    No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle is the second installment of Grasshopper Manufacture's surreal action series on the Nintendo Wii. Taking place three years after the original game's conclusion, the sequel streamlines many of that games features into a more tightly paced adventure.

    Wii remote + nunchuck or classic controller?

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    #1  Edited By Qdor

     I've just started playing NMH2, and I have to say I am really enjoying it. However, I find myself switching between the classic controller and the wii remote + nunchuck nearly every half hour or so. I like both about the same, with only minor quips with each (locking on with the classic controller and dodging with the wii remote) It's getting annoying, so I ask you Giant Bomb, which way should i play the game from now on?       
     
    **I'm bad at posting and couldn't figure out how to make a poll. /sadface 

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    #2  Edited By CornontheCobbe

    I'd go for the classic controller dude. It's got good handling still and you don't need to flail your arm about with the nunchuck!
     
    EDIT: I played through with the Classic Controller first, and found it was better than the Nunchuck personally, which i only used for about an hour. Did not bother switching back...
     
    Whatever feels best for you duder!

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    #3  Edited By JJWeatherman

    I beat the game with the nunchuck and it was a great time. I then started the game again recently with the controller and instantly switched back to the nunchuck. It's probably because I played through the whole game with the nunchuck earlier, but I feel it's the only way to play now.

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    #4  Edited By JJOR64

    This game as classic controller support?  I did not know that.

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    #5  Edited By Qdor

    I really must say it plays nice both ways, having not fallen in love with either yet. I'm leaning towards the nunchuck only because having the classic controller plus the wii remote laying around just bothers me. I'll probably give each a little bit longer to see if ones sticks. Appreciate the help all.

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    #6  Edited By Tornac

    I played the entire game with the Wii-mote and nunchuck, and honestly felt no issues with how the game controlled.

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    #7  Edited By bhhawks78

    Anytime a wii game allows classic controller the answer is already given.

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    #8  Edited By gonzab

    Wow, that's nice, never thought it had Classic Controler support. How do you play the quick time events then?

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