Travis can be my No More Hero any day.
This time around you don't only play as Travis but also as Shinobu Jacobs and Henry! It was interesting to play as others who have a different fighting style.
You can also interact a lot more with Jeane, your cat. She's gained a ton of weight. It's your job to take part in short mini-games to help Jeane exercise and lose some of that weight.
One thing that bothered me is that you can't go out and explore the city anymore. There's still the side jobs you can do. Only this time they're all a bunch of old school looking mini-games. They were a ton of fun, but I miss the killing missions from the previous game. Money isn't as big of a necessity in No More Heroes 2 since you don't have to pay an entry fee anymore. Revenge Missions are also available.
No More Heroes 2 uses the same cel-shaded graphics from the previous game. Still a unique and fun look. Sylvia's looking hotter than ever. All the new assassins are well designed and they all have their own unique features.
The soundtrack was great. No More Heroes 2 has a lot more songs, some very catchy tunes. And doesn't just use the same old theme remixed about twenty different times. Which I didn't mind all that much, but it does get tiring to hear the same theme over and over again.
The controls were fairly easy to get used to. A new feature in the sequel is that you have the choice between using the Wii remote or using the classic controller.
Replay value? Not so high. Once you finish the game, there's not a whole lot you can really go back for. Since you can't explore the city anymore.
Overall, I enjoyed the game very much. I just wish that for its price, it was a tad longer. Definitely worth considering though!