No More Heroes is two games strong already, both great Nintendo Wii releases that combined platforming, comedy and action-adventure for the best experience possible. Now, the franchise is headed to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, the latter version forming one of the PS Move's most promising releases this April. Surprisingly enough, though, it's not a sequel, instead a graphically-enhanced port of the 2007 original. No matter, however, as that was a great game in itself, and with better graphics and a more advanced motion controller to boot No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise might still prove interesting for fans of the series. Why should you get it? Just get the currently cheap Wii version and you'll have no question as to the reason some people get so excited over a new No More Heroes being announced, let alone one that uses the PS Move!
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Saturday, 12 February 2011
2011 Move Games To Watch #3: No More Heroes
No More Heroes is two games strong already, both great Nintendo Wii releases that combined platforming, comedy and action-adventure for the best experience possible. Now, the franchise is headed to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, the latter version forming one of the PS Move's most promising releases this April. Surprisingly enough, though, it's not a sequel, instead a graphically-enhanced port of the 2007 original. No matter, however, as that was a great game in itself, and with better graphics and a more advanced motion controller to boot No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise might still prove interesting for fans of the series. Why should you get it? Just get the currently cheap Wii version and you'll have no question as to the reason some people get so excited over a new No More Heroes being announced, let alone one that uses the PS Move!
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