Travis Touchdown returns to the seedy town of Santa Destroy after his friend, the owner of a local video store, is brutally murdered. Little did he know that there would be a laundry list of twisted a… Read more
Recently I was given an opportunity to have a play through of sequel to No More Heroes from 2007. First game was somewhat enjoyable game. It had few minor complaints, but all and all it is a good game… Read more
To put it simply, most sequels to video games suck. They try too hard to emulate the flash of lighting that was the original and fall flat on their asses doing so. Such is the case with No More Heroes… Read more
I loved No More Heroes, which made me nervous about playing this game. Since this game doesn't do much different than the first one, I was worried that I would experience franchise burnout as I have i… Read more
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle starts off with a bang. The action is bloodier, the humor is more off-the-wall, and the experience is even crazier than the first. The game is influenced by things… Read more
I loved the first No more heroes, in fact it's one of my favorite games of the past 5 years. I don't know why I loved it so much.. oh wait, I DO, it was over-the-top and the first true M rated game on… Read more
I purchased and somewhat enjoyed the first No More Heroes game a few years back. I loved the style the game was trying to pull off, and I did put in quite a few hours into it. Unfortunately, I got stu… Read more
The hyper-stylized violence fest that the first game introduced has made a return in No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle. Fortunately, most of the annoying elements of the first game have been remove… Read more
The first No More Heroes was one of the most celebrated 3rd party titles on the Wii when it arrived in 2008, so naturally there were high hopes for the sequel. Desperate Struggle is indeed a sequel, y… Read more
The beginning of 2010 is proving to be an odd time for video games. On one end of the spectrum is the group of new IPs with no ties to other series, like Darksiders, Bayonetta, MAG, and Dante's Infern… Read more
No More Heroes 2 Desperate Struggle Publisher: Ubisoft Developer: Grasshopper Manufacturer Platform: Wii Its predecessor is the reason I call my Wii the "No More Heroes Machine". Reception for the fir… Read more
With the first game staring an anime loving, beam katana swinging Otaku, in a world filled with assassins that he needs to kill in order to reach his goal of scoring with the UAA's secretary is there… Read more
The first No More Heroes' free-roam city was the cause of many of the game's problems: every time you failed a side mission you had to drive all the way back to where you were handed the assignment, t… Read more
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle is an odd sequel to an already odd game. The original game was one that was simultaneously charming and gruesome, humorous and unflinching, but also one with quirk… Read more
No More Heroes was Suda51’s love letter to himself. Here was a game starring a selfish and flawed hero with interests in pedophiliac anime, Mexican Lucha Libre, Star Wars and his pet cat. He engaged i… Read more
DEMONTIUM REVIEWS NMH2: Honestly, I think no two words have ever better described a piece of interactive media other than fucking amazing , and were it not for my own need to prattle on about things,… Read more
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