No More Heroes
Wii
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- Developer: Grasshopper Manufacture
- Genre(s): Action, Beat-'Em-Up, Beat-'Em-Up, 3D
- # of players: No Online Multiplayer
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 57 out of 64
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Mixed: 7 out of 64
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Negative: 0 out of 64
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The real triumph of Suda 51’s surreal, occasionally obscene romp is that behind all the cynicism, satire, and gory ultraviolence lies a true joy of creation that is too rarely seen in gaming. In playing No More Heroes, one gets the impression that the development team truly enjoyed making it, that no idea was thrown out for being too ridiculous or far-fetched, and that it is intensely aware of its own absurdity at all times. The excellent fourth-wall shattering ending is proof enough of that.
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There can be no more complaints from gamers looking for a unique experience when gems such as this are out there to be sampled. Miss it at your peril.
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No More Heroes easily ranks among the Wii's finest titles, busting a bunch of myths along the way. You say sword-based combat peaked with Twilight Princess? Wait until you slice a suit-wearing crony in half. The Wii can't do mature games? This game does it without the dark dreariness of just about every other violence-laden M-rated title. It could use a bit less filler, but No More Heroes is still a fine fight from the first blow to the last strike.
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Simple, stupid, silly, and easily the most fun I’ve had on the console.
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It’s too bad the open-world element wasn’t fleshed out more, because this game could have been spectacular. NMH is the Wii’s first third-party classic and anyone with a Wii should seek it out.
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Would have scored higher if the PAL version had been the complete version, but still a must buy for any 18+ year old Wii owners with half a brain cell.
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It’s a unique take on open world play, and its almost nihilistic fixation on violence for the sake of violence has a satirical and darkly comedic edge. Unfortunately, the repetition and lack of substance behind the flash left me cold.
Score distribution:
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Positive: 93 out of 117
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Mixed: 13 out of 117
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Negative: 11 out of 117
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Feb 9, 2013
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TommyJFeb 1, 2008
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RodneyApr 1, 2008Definitely one of the best games for the wii. It's like the Star Wars game we're all waiting for before Star Wars the Force Unleashed
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CharlesC.Jan 24, 2008
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[Anonymous]Jun 14, 2008
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AnonymousMCNov 2, 2008
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