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PS3
Combat Game
No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise - PS3
Also known as: Heroes (working title)', 'No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise
| Also for: | Wii | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, floating camera | Genre: | Combat Game Beat 'Em Up |
| Media: | Blu-Ray | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Feel Plus | Soft. Co.: | Grasshopper |
| Publishers: | Konami
(GB) |
Released: | 20 May 2011
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 18+, BBFC 18 | ||
| Accessories: | PlayStation Eye (recommended), PlayStation Move (recommended), PlayStation Move Navigation Controller (recommended) | ||
Summary
No More Heroes (it's an upsetting title, we know) is the next development step of feted game developer, SUDA 51 (he of Killer 7 fame).
No More Heroes is based around the character of Travis Touchdown, a drop-out animé fan from Santa Destroy, California who wins a beam katana in an internet auction and, by a series of some bizarre coincidences, becomes a leading hitman!
No More Heroes is a free-roaming, sandbox style game, in which Travis gets around either by foot or by motorbike (motorbike being a really modest way of describing the huge, grunting thing he cruises around on) in his quest to kill the top ten assassins and assume a position at the top of the pile.
The game makes innovative use of PlayStation Move, which controls Travis' beam katana (we don't want to say 'light saber-alike', but there you go) while the navigation controller is in charge of the character's direction. Whether it's reminiscent of a light saber or not - sword play with a Wii Remote! What more could you ask for? Wrestling moves? Oh, go on then... HD graphics? Well, since we've got the PS3 version here, you're in luck on that, too...
No More Heroes is based around the character of Travis Touchdown, a drop-out animé fan from Santa Destroy, California who wins a beam katana in an internet auction and, by a series of some bizarre coincidences, becomes a leading hitman!
No More Heroes is a free-roaming, sandbox style game, in which Travis gets around either by foot or by motorbike (motorbike being a really modest way of describing the huge, grunting thing he cruises around on) in his quest to kill the top ten assassins and assume a position at the top of the pile.
The game makes innovative use of PlayStation Move, which controls Travis' beam katana (we don't want to say 'light saber-alike', but there you go) while the navigation controller is in charge of the character's direction. Whether it's reminiscent of a light saber or not - sword play with a Wii Remote! What more could you ask for? Wrestling moves? Oh, go on then... HD graphics? Well, since we've got the PS3 version here, you're in luck on that, too...
