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    No More Heroes

    Game » consists of 11 releases. Released Dec 06, 2007

    An action-adventure hack n' slash title for the Nintendo Wii. In it, players follow otaku Travis Touchdown in his quest to become the highest-ranked assassin in the world (and, perhaps, get together with the mysterious Sylvia Christel).

    starwindx9's No More Heroes (Wii) review

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    An Excellent addition to the Wii library

    The Good: Great dialogue, fun gameplay, good humor, entertaining story, great visual style

    The Bad: Boring GTA like free-roaming between mission, jobs get repetitive, getting the money   for the next match can be a pain, main story is a little short considering the cost

                    No More Heroes is a worthy addition to the Wii library, offering some much needed crazy action for non-casual gamers that should please any action gamer. The game starts out great and the action holds up through-out a great portion of the game. The absolute insanity of Grass-Hopper studios is evident with the over the top violence and insane dialogue which makes you want to keep playing. I am glad to see a game not take itself seriously and just have fun, because as a player it made it that much more enjoyable to pick up the controller. The overall presentation is a mix of artsy and retro which works out very well. The wii remote is incorporated nicely as the motion controls are used sparingly so that you still get motion action without ruining the control scheme. Another interesting usage of the wii remote was receiving cell phone calls through the built in speaker.

                    This game is why I am happy to see third party support for the wii and one of those few games that actually made me want to play my wii besides when I had company over. Though the main storyline is very short, roughly 10-20 hours, it was still fun on the second and third run through and there are some decent side missions to partake. The only problem the non gamer might have with this is the price. This game is a must rent and though I felt it was worth the 50 some odd dollars I spent, typical gamers should still be more than happy if they can find a used copy or see it go for 30-40 dollars retail.

                    Final verdict:  4/5 stars, definitely worth checking out

    Other reviews for No More Heroes (Wii)

      No More Heroes was full of style and substance. 0

       No More Heroes was a blast from start to finish. There were real surprises, huge laughs, and gory fun. Hack and Slashers tend to bore me towards the end, but this one didn't and it's twice as long as most Hack and Slashers. It does have faults, mostly the world map and somewhat boring level designs. The positives clearly outweigh the bad, so the No More Heroes is clearly going to stick with me for a while. ----------Battle System---------- No More Heroes is a no frills Hack and Slasher. Th...

      15 out of 17 found this review helpful.

      NMH Review 0

      I'm  just going to come right out and say it, I love No More Heroes. I especially loved the humour of the game.  The hilarious dialog and antics by the main character Travis Touchdown give the game just some of it's charm. Travis uses an obvious light saber rip-off called the "Beam Katana" which must be recharged from time to time. To recharge, Travis emulates a masturbating motion, and the player must wave the Wii Remote in the same fashion. Save points are toilets. Travis pulls down his pants,...

      5 out of 6 found this review helpful.

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