No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle TOTS Demo
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- Dec 18, 2009
Suda 51 stopped by the GameSpot studios and showed off some No More Heroes 2.
18 comments
This guy's a genius! Anime robot fight and cheerleaders with amazingly small t-shirts, all in 1 game!
I agree with Evilnator. anyone who makes up some stupid nerd name for himself is like that geeky nut from Grandma's Boy.
I'm thinking that if somebody's going to pick up a game based on positive reviews, they had better actually read the reviews to make sure it sounds like something they'd like, first; especially the less positive ones, so that the faults of the game may be made easier to consider. The first No More Heroes was criticized for a number of reasons: the open world, repetition, the weapons, the combat, etc. Even though it appears that Desperate Struggle is trying hard to expand upon the better elements of the original and even branch out into other forms of gameplay, I get the feeling that if you did not enjoy the first, then you won't feel that much better about this one. The sequel seems strictly for the fans - good for me, since I particularly enjoyed the original.
I picked up No More Heroes after the positive reviews. It was the most boring and repetitive crap I ever played. Looks like more of the same here.
i want more of this game and to know that is coming for the 360 and ps3 makes me fell a little sad and happy too
oh lol robot battle! now all it need is some date-sim parody and this will be the best game ever
I'm glad that Suda knew exactly what he was doing when he implemented the beam katana recharge feature. XD
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No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle
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- Publisher(s): Ubisoft
- Developer(s): Grasshopper Manufacture
- Genre: Action
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- ESRB: M
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