Let me start off by saying that No More Heroes is one of the most violent games I have seen, (and one of the bloodiest) but hey I like blood and violence (who doesn't). The story is simple your Travis Touchdown, an Otaku who likes to collect anime and watch mexican wrestling videos. and he wants to be the no. 1 assassin in the United States, simple enough right, well you'd be wrong, it turns out that you have to pay your way to be able to fight these assassins but the assassins themselves are wonderfully done whether your fighting a pscho girl with a bat, or your fighting a magician, to ne able to pay your way through to the next ranked assassin you have to do some odd jobs like mowing lawns, or remove scorpions from the town. There are some assassasination missions but the fact that you have to get at least a silver medal on the normal jobs to be able to unlock all the assassaniation missions is a bit of a downer since the normal jobs are so boring, the assassaination missions will be the jobs you do to get money. The fighting mechanics in No More Heroes are perfect for the Wii. to swing your trusty Beam Katana you simple press the A button and when you deal the last blow to your oppenent you are prompted to swing the remote in the direction the arrow is facing to unleash the death move on your opponent that deals out fountains of blood (that's the best part in this game), and to perform wrestling moves you first have to get your oppoennet dazed and then press the B button and follow the corresponding arrows with remote and nunchuk to unleash your wrestling move , when your in the town your options are to mainly try to get enough money to get to the next assassins, but you can go and shop for new clothes, go to the gym (the guy in charge of the gym is gay), buy videos to learn new wrestling moves, and buy new Beam Katanas.
In conclusion pick up No More Heroes you won't be dissapointed This game is rated M for a reason, people.
Since GTAIII hit it big everybody has been trying to get a piece of the action, No More Heroes (NMH) is the Wii's attempt at this. I would have to say that Ubisoft succeeded in making a game that fits that mold while se... Read Full Review
When the Wii was first revealed, one of the trailers that caught my eye was the highly stylized fight between Helter Skelter and Travis Touchdown for the game Project Heroes. While at the time I was disapointed that you ... Read Full Review
