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- Overall 9
No More Heroes
gamespot.com
22 January 2008
- Conclusion: A fairly standard play-through will probably net you around 12 hours of gameplay your first time through, though you could blow through it quicker if your goal is simp...
- Pros: Brutal::Feeling bloodthirsty? Of course you are! Games denoted as "brutal" are total bloodbaths with at least as much gore as your average horror film. Here at GameSpo...
- Cons: Frame rate gets erratic, Side missions are too short.
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- Overall 8
- Gameplay 8
- Graphics 8
No More Heroes
gametrailers.com
22 January 2008
- Excerpt: Does Travis Touchdown make a bloody good showing on the Wii?
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- Overall 10
- Graphics 8
- Sound 9
- Control 10
- Addiction 9
Review: No More Heroes [Wii]
gamepro.com
25 January 2008
- Conclusion: Games.Net editor Dave Rudden was assigned the glorious task of helping Travis Touchdown become the greatest assassin around and the journey was filled with intense act...
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- Overall 10
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snackbar-games.com
07 February 2008
- Excerpt: Travis Touchdown is the world's newest assassin. His weapon of choice is a "beam sword" (light saber), and in a change from the likes of Altaïr and Agent 47 Travis is ...
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- Overall 9
Wii Review - 'No More Heroes'
worthplaying.com
20 February 2008
- Summary: In No More Heroes you play the role of Travis Touchdown, a hardcore anime fan who takes it upon himself to murder the top assassin's in the world, using the Wiimote to...
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wiisworld.com
22 February 2008
- Summary: Despite its faults, No More Heroes is still an awesome and addicting title. If you're a person who's been playing since the NES days, or even misses the days of beat e...
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- Overall 7
- Gameplay 6
- Graphics 7
- Sound 8
No More Heroes
gamer20.com
04 February 2008
- Conclusion: Somehow, in spite of this laundry list of faults, No More Heroes has some mystic element about it that makes it worth playing. It’s probably because Travis Touchdown i...
- Pros: No More Heroes pokes convention in the eyes and then calls it a dirty name. That’s pretty cool in itself, and worth buying into.
- Cons: Overzealous in its aim to eschew the norm, No More Heroes thumbs its nose at many gaming conventions that are actually good, like gameplay variety, cohesion, and aesth...
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- Overall 7
- Gameplay 6
- Graphics 6
- Sound 7
- Control 7
- Addiction 5
No More Heroes
advancedmn.com
30 January 2008
- Conclusion: Buyers beware. Rent if you're curious, but we can't recommend spending $50.00 on this unpolished Wii title, even if it's one of the few adult-themed titles on Nintend...
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- Overall 9
- Gameplay 9
- Graphics 6
- Sound 9
- Overall 8
Grasshopper's latest game is part San Andreas, part "Kill Bill," part insane. Did you expect anything less?
Yahoo
23 January 2008
- Conclusion: The controls are mostly well-implemented, although there are some mechanical issues that hamper the overall experience. You'll use the nunchuk stick to move him around...
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