Meristation: One of the most special games and more quality Wii makes the leap. No More Heroes, the controversial Goichi Suda, moves into high definition with a review of the work appeared in the desktop console from Nintendo. Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 will receive the same game with some additions soon after you see the second part on the Wii. Suda 51 said once he wanted to turn the story of Travis Touchdown in a great franchise and the first months of 2010 and hope to confirm this: a double ration of picturesque murderer.
It's game time!, or is it hacking and slashing time? Doesn't matter! Enjoy the best hack and slash games on the Xbox 360
Dante's inferno... such a great GoW inspired game. So sad the sequel was canned, it sounded like it was going to be even more epic than the first.
I just can’t get into the devil may cry series. In my opinion you never feel powerful in those games. The guns are pointless as they only serve to be a flashy part of a combo. DMC was the only one that I could tolerate long enough to beat.
Justin Scerbo (@ZeroSkerbo) breaks down No More Heroes in 60 seconds!
GameZone: "Released for the Wii in North America in 2008, the bloody, foul-mouthed, pervy action game No More Heroes brought something vastly different to Nintendo's happy little family-friendly console. The game was eventually ported to the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 as No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise, though we only got the PlayStation 3 version in North America. It's a hell of a ride, no doubt, even if it's not without a handful of hindrances."
This one I never got the hype for. It was fun, but it became very repetitive very quickly. Travis is a fun character though. I'd definitely like see more of him someday. But first, Killer7 sequel! Make it happen Suda51!