Buying No More Heroes for WII

[Benjycool]

Hello,

I'm thinking to buy No more heroes for Wii, according to game description game story is like, Travis Touchdown is an otaku like a thousand others he spends his days watching Japanese cartoons, to feed her cat and treat her look. He hardly ever leaves his shabby motel for riding his roadster and go buy the latest clothes fashion. A same game is displayed in this manner. No more heroes, how the game is and what is the game play? is it worth to buy?

[Akuma]

No More Heroes is architected around ten chapters, each devoted to the elimination of a ten killers. Each of these ten killers is a little "boss" a final level full of yakuza prior to slay, even if it seems a bit simplistic to talk in those terms since the abandonment of the conventions that characterized the game Clean, grotesque, tortured, eccentric or crazy: each boss has a style and unique personality.

[Dion]

In No More heroes some are very un imaginable type of characters, others directly from the culture of manga (Death Metal, Holly Summers) or American comics (Destroyman). Each meeting has an original staging and careful, and be preceded by preliminary sees all mere enjoyment, pass over in silence to avoid depriving yourself of the pleasure of discovery.

[Gamez]

It is both unusual and nihilistic, offbeat and exhilarating. Retrogaming This aspect is also ubiquitous, the game menus to the sequences of power-up, through the incursion into the sets of icons straight out of our old Atari 2600. The graphic style of No More Heroes is a tribute to the pixel, both in artistic technique: the 3D intentionally obsolete models made of angular and minimalist textures, is a pretext for the establishment of a looks unmistakable legacy of Killer7.

[Mr. Boo Bear]

A lock system is rather convincing in supporting this range of motion. But where struggles are particularly fun is that we can finally silence its opponents at the end of executable finish moves easily: just move the remote in the direction indicated by the arrow. Gameplay as simple as exhilarating when we begin to move among the enemy by chaining the fatal blows and leaving nothing but ash behind.

[Hitman22]

No More Heroes can always remind the player to order seasoning this epic bloody good dose of mockery. Demonstrated how to recharge your lightsaber frantically waving the Wiimote, while at the screen Travis takes a posture suggesting a gesture of furious masturbation. So far, No More Heroes is therefore a non-fault, but the gaming experience it provides is incomparable sees unfortunately marred by a curious bias.