If you have played No More Heroes for the Nintendo Wii, you will have encountered something completely zany that came from the mind of Suda-51 (the creator of Killer 7) that ended up becoming one of the best games on the Wii that year and pretty much still to this day. Crazy boss characters, slice n’ dice action and a likable but cocky protagonist was just some of the craziness that was part of that wonderful game. Now over 2 years have passed and we get to continue the adventures of one Travis Touchdown, the protagonist of the series. Has enough changed in this world to make it worth your gaming time? Let’s find out, shall we?
Half-Glass Gaming: "Travis Touchdown is awesome, and he’s a huge reason No More Heroes is so great. That said, series creator and director Suda51 said he would be open to making a spinoff starring fan-favorite Shinobu. And though the series’ fate isn’t entirely up to Suda [as he doesn't own the IP], a sans-Travis entry could definitely work."
NMH seems to revolve around Travis like DMC revolves around Dante, GoW revolves around Kratos, Ninja Gaiden revolves around Ryu, and Bayonetta revolves around well…
It wouldn’t feel right to have these kind of action games to not have their main character in the lead role or not present at all
If PC is your only platform for No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle, don't pass it up; if you have a Wii or a Switch, grab it there.
Now available on PC, No More Heroes and No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle are both charming games but their ports are awfully basic.
Such a shame! Was hoping they'd be better, but some of the prompts reinforced my fears!
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