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1. Reviewer: gamersmark.com
   3 weeks ago

   Overall 4

   

   Gameplay 8

   

   Graphics 6

   

   Sound 8

   

   Storyline 8

   

    

   Anthony: Even the game’s loading screens are a parody of other games. Most titles have sleek looking pictures or effects, but here comes No More Heroes like the punk kid in high-school with a giant blue mohawk and flannel patches on a striped jacket, only here it’s polka-dotted or wood-grain filters with jarring shades of purple, orange or blue. But that’s what this game is all about, in the end. The pieces of other games this one chews up and spits out stick t... Read more

2. No More Heroes

   Reviewer: hard.hardgame2.com
   15 April 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   Resumiendo todo, No More Heroes puede ser evaluado de dos formas totalmente diferentes. Por un lado como un videojuego más, en el que el título de Suda51 pecaría de tener un desarrollo entretenido, pero quizás un poco simplista y, hasta en ciertos momentos, monótono. Pero por otro lado, si se valora también toda la presentación, si realmente se sabe disfrutar de los infinitos detalles y referencias que se encuentra en cada una de sus esquinas, si se sabe valorar todo ... Read more

3. No More Heroes

   Reviewer: deafgamers.com
   14 April 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   We've already stated in this review that No More Heroes is a weird game and I don't think anyone could argue that it isn't. However, despite the rather oddball nature of the game there's no denying that the game is as enjoyable as it is strange. The game makes great use of the unique control system that the Wii offers and it's a game that will certainly appeal to those who enjoy top quality action titles (something the Wii is currently rather short on). In truth the ... Read more

4. No More Heroes

   Reviewer: ztgamedomain.com
   10 April 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   Goichi "Suda 51" Suda is kind of a weird guy. The Japanese producer, famous for works like "The Silver Case" and the highly underappreciated, cult favorite Gamecube title Killer 7 is known for his unique sense of style both in and out of his games. Case in point - Killer 7 was a bloody, brain-scratching art house title that failed to catch on with anyone outside of the most hardcore gamers. Who would have thought that something so odd would come from a man who donned ... Read more

5. Reviewer: de.videogames.games.yahoo.com
   10 April 2008

   Fucking crazy stuff Read more

1. User Review by dark-amon

   Reviewer: dark-amon, gametrailers.com
   3 weeks ago

   No More Heroes for the Wii is probably one of the most uniqe games on the console, and at the same time it shamelessly copy pieces of other games or franchises on a lever where they don't even bother on hiding it. It's a game that would love to insult everything if possible, even itself. The story in the is about the otaku (anime-fanboy) and wrestlingfan Travis Touchdown. A bigtime loser who win... Read more

2. No More Heroes

   Reviewer: swapgame.com
   13 March 2008

   Overall 10

   

    

   One of the very best games on Wii (or any console currently). Stylish and plays like a dream. If you miss out on this you're missing a title that will be fondly remembered for a long time. Maybe not one for the kids though. Read more