No More Heroes

I can no longer put this in the Nintendo section considering that No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise is coming to the PS3 and 360 in Japan in a month or so. So far there's no news of a western release and Ubisoft has declined publishing in North America.

Kinda sad to see this game no longer a Wii exclusive but happy that its going to a console where it will see more sales.

Heroes Paradise is going to be good. Part of me thinks it won't have major success, but part of me thinks it could get some good sales.

Well, if the Japanese versions are offering these...

... Then I'm certain there's going to be some level of success...

The one with the cherrys is given with the PS3 and the one with the mangos for the 360, both pre-order only bonuses.

Lawl i'm not even going to comment on the above post..

I am sure the game will do better than the first if it's multiplatform

I might actually enjoy it now I can use just a controller.

And what is with the above pictures, can anyone explain...

Wait... You'd prefer dumbed down controls over one of the best uses of the Wiimote?

And those pictures are just Sylvia, eating fruit, on a tiolet.
I'm sure someone out there finds in arousing... More likely in Japan as that's where the pre-order bonus is taking place...

Komodo_Zero wrote:Wait... You'd prefer dumbed down controls over one of the best uses of the Wiimote?

And those pictures are just Sylvia, eating fruit, on a tiolet.
I'm sure someone out there finds in arousing... More likely in Japan as that's where the pre-order bonus is taking place...

I got a Semi.... lol, (I didn't really)

And i've NEVER taken to the Wiimote to be honest, I'm sure the One to One ratio is fantastic, but it just becomes a ballache of stick waggling after a while.

I'll take dumbed down and blank stares anyday =D

NMH uses the Wiimote minimalisticly yet fantasticly though. In fighting, the main attacks don't even use motion controls, just a case of tapping the A button to attack while tilting the remote up or down for high/low moves. A quick flick of the remote is only used for finisher moves (which are very satisfying).

The most use the Wiimote get's is in a few of the side jobs used to raise money to participate in the hits.

I've just always been more of a basic controller that stays in one place kinda guy.

I respect that NMH has gotten the Wiimote control like where so many have failed, I'm just not a fan.

Have you tried it though? Seriously, rent it out and try for yourself.

It really is something special, it deserves to be seen!

Of course I've tried it, I wouldn't be able to have an opinion on it if I didn't

Bah, there's no pleasing some people eh?

Either way, the newer versions may sell more but probably won't have as much impact on the critics. Reviewers have already said "ignore Classic Controller controls" in NMH2 and they'll probably say similar here.