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Video Games : No More Heroes
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No More Heroes from: UBI Soft Childrens Toy Shop Price: $19.99 Prices subject to change. |
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Maximum Age: 20 years Minimum Age: 204 months Binding: Video Game Brand: UBI Soft EAN: 0008888173984 ESRB Age Rating: Mature Label: UBI Soft Manufacturer: UBI Soft Platform: Nintendo Wii Publisher: UBI Soft Release Date: January 23, 2008 Studio: UBI Soft Sales Rank: 375 MPN: 17398 Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: You are Travis Touchdown, a normal guy (with an otaku geek streak) who wins a Beam Katana through an online auction and uses the weapon to start a new career as a professional killer. One day, an assassin named Helter Skelter appears before Travis and the two face off in a battle. Travis emerges victorious and finds himself in the presence of Silvia Christel, a mysterious French woman who claims to be an agent with the UAA. Silvia gives Travis official rank of 11 in the organization. Now, it's up to you to become #1. No More Heroes takes place in the city of Santa Destroy, and you are free to explore the town to your liking, taking on missions large and small to collect money and purchase new weapons as you work up towards the 10 main killing contracts. Gameplay is all about using your Beam Katana (via Wii remote) to defeat enemies. Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Hipster game requires lots of wrist arm movementLack of seriousness of the game and crazy wrist and arm movement is what turned me off to this game. I bought this game because of Gamespot's somewhat high review. The graphics are like Cel Shading. I don't judge games on graphics but game play and immersion. This game is Wii shovelware that trys to take advantage of wireless controls. You need to shake the controller for every kill in this game encounter which is ridiculous . Save your 08 Christmas money... Rating:  - Some will love, Some will hateThis game's biggest draw is it's style. It's very anime based. I've watched a few anime series like Cowboy Beebop, Samurai Champloo, and Outlaw Star but I'm not a die hard anime fan and I still enjoyed this game. It's dialogue, story, graphics and even some of the gameplay is very original. It's very violent and the humor is extremely crude. On the gameplay side, it can get very repetitive and I didn't like the graphics very much. I understand it's anime inspired but it looks like bad anime. I enjoyed this game nonetheless and glad I played it but I advise you to rent it. You'll probably know whether you'll like it or not within the first 15 minutes of playing it. Rating:  - Suda51 hits againNo More Heroes is another game from Grasshopper Mfg and quirky developer Suda 51. You play as Travis Touchdown, a professional Otaku Assassin trying to become number 1. The game is excellent overall. The fighting is engaging, the boss battles are a blast, and the script is sharp and entertaining. The only downside is that the downtime between these ranked assassination gigs can be dull at times, depending on particular circumstance. Luckily, none of them ever last too long and even the most tedious jobs will only need doing once. NMH is quite violent however. Those without tolerance to graphic animated violence need not apply. For the rest however, NMH is a fun beat em up that's a gem on the Wii. Rating: - No More Heroes is a blast!I absolutely love this game. It's quirky, fun, and I can't think of anything I didn't like about it. I didn't have an issues with the control scheme. I loved the look of it. Rating: - Interesting Ideas but IssuesA game made by Suda 51, the game maker behind the cel-shaded rail shooter Killer 7, No More Heroes reflects its creator's desire to push boundaries and innovate as much as possible. However, does that mean it stacks up as a game by itself? In No More Heroes, the player takes the role of Travis Touchdown, a 27-year-old fanboy living in a small apartment in California. After obtaining a Beam Katana - essentially a lightsaber - by winning an online auction, Travis decides to become the #1 ranked assassin in the world. The game is divided into two types: Trying to move up the ranks from #11 to #1 by challenging the ranked assassins above you, or working to get enough money to enter an official petition to go after the next assassin. ... Read More: |
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