Sammanfattning: If you're not interested in No More Heroes, you probably don't have a Wii. Suda 51's nonlinear, pop-otaku, lightsaber ultraviolence epic has been highly anticipated by both action junkies hankering for something more mature to play on their Wiis, and...
One of the most unique experiences youll have in a game this year; equally funny (and fun) as it is weird.
Controls and gameplay can get a bit redundant; driving sequences are the weakest link.
Grasshopper Manufacture, the team behind No More Heroes, is known for quirky and eccentric titles such as the polarizing killer7. Its creative head, Goichi "Suda 51" Suda, has described his approach to game design as being "punk" in spirit. His latest ...
Sammanfattning: Deciding which game to give our coveted Game of the Month award to is never easy. Some months, we have so many eligible titles that it takes us weeks just to narrow down the choices; other months, were left scrambling to find a decent contender, only ...
Original gameplay separates it from anything currently available, One of the best uses of the Wii controls available yet, Hash and Slash gameplay pleasantly reminiscent of games like Final Fight and Battletoads,
Can get repetitive, Side quests feel more like chores than missions
Joyous, stylized action thats as awesome to perform as it is to watch, Terrific use of motion controls, Highconcept story and bizarre characters deliver plenty of drama and mature humor, Lots of small details and gameplay detours to keep you engaged.
Frame rate gets erratic, Side missions are too short.
This is the mature Wii action title youve been waiting for, and theres nothing else quite like it. ...
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Publicerad: 2008-01-22, Författare: Kevin , testad av: cnet.com
Sammanfattning: In the bizarre California metropolis of Santa Destroy, your trainer encourages you to get naked for your workout, and hired goons bemoan the loss of their spleen when cleaved in two. If youve played any of director SUDA-51s previous games, especially...
Sammanfattning: On July 15th 2005, Suda 51 developed a stylish, bizarre game on the Nintendo Gamecube called Killer 7 which was clearly aimed towards a more mature audience. Suda 51 have kept the exact same theme with their latest game ‘No More Heroes’ on the Nintendo...
