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The Game of the Year is back. Desperate Struggle catches up with Travis three years after his first brutal climb to the top of the U.S. Assassin Association rankings. New dual-wield katanas, new allies, and new suplexes will help Travis cut, slash, and smash his way to the number one spot once more. The always seductive Sylvia returns to setup new ranked battles with an even bigger array of insane boss assassins.
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No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle [Nintendo Wii] For the unknown
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Marco Falso
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I really like the first one, and this game was a day one purchase since the first trailer was revealed. You don't really need to play the first game to enjoy this one, but I would recommend buying it nonetheless. The 8-bit mini games are really fun. One think that most of you would agree, is that the game is short. However, for those who want to own and find everything, it will get you over the ten hour mark. If there's a third game, I hope it will be more challenging.
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Amazon.com:
4.2 out of 5 stars
67 reviews
25 of 28 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
A must have Hardcore title!
Jan 27 2010
By Derek Vazquez
- Published on Amazon.com
I found the original NMH to be pretty likeable, but to say the sequel is just better is an understatement. Everything from the play mechanics to the visuals has been tweaked and overhauled for an overall more engrossing experience. This one oozes style and keeps the players attention from the first ranked battle to the last. I found myself spending so much time on the "retro" titles within as well, which are the new "jobs" yoy can aquire to earn money. They really are fun and remind me of the games I played on the NES back in tha day hehe. Simply put, from the end of last year till the beginning of this one, Wii's lineup is looking good. Let's hope the next titles to be released are on par with this one and Tatsunoko Vs Capcom. A+++!
17 of 19 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Desperate Struggle
Jan 27 2010
By T. Hower
- Published on Amazon.com
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
No More Heroes returns with a vengence. Gone is the clunky free roam overworld you now just select wich location you want to travel to on a overworld map. Starting at rank #51 theres even more insane boss battles then the original. Jobs are now turned into SNES style games that are designed pretty well and will bring back some memories if your into old school gaming. Combat is essentially the same as the original with some additional power-ups and ability to interchange beam katanas on the fly. Game has an excess of sick..mature..dirty humor and style.
18 of 21 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
No More Boredom: Camera Struggle
Jan 29 2010
By Kyle Nicholson
- Published on Amazon.com
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Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty nice I got the game the day it released. Dusted off the wii and started playing,at an instant I loved it. Not only did Suda throw in a parody of Cloud (FF7), but he introduced the game very well for those who haven't played the first (Should buy it if you haven't played it).
Unlike the first one, you don't get to drive and your jobs aren't in 3-D. The jobs you have are like old arcade games that will keep you off your real task for hours.
The beam katanas are back with a couple of new ones, there's a new katana that has slow powerful slashes and gets longer the more your ki goes up. There's also dual katanas that have fast slashes and devastating combos.
If you are looking for a violent game that gives you a laugh at the same time, get this game.
PROS:
+ Graphics improved (Good for being on a Wii)
+ Longer gameplay
+ Playing arcade games to get stronger and money is loads of fun.
+ You charge the beam katana the same way :)
+ More stuff (Clothes, katanas, activities)
CONS:
- Camera will SOMETIMES go against you
- I can't think of any more cons
Unlike the first one, you don't get to drive and your jobs aren't in 3-D. The jobs you have are like old arcade games that will keep you off your real task for hours.
The beam katanas are back with a couple of new ones, there's a new katana that has slow powerful slashes and gets longer the more your ki goes up. There's also dual katanas that have fast slashes and devastating combos.
If you are looking for a violent game that gives you a laugh at the same time, get this game.
PROS:
+ Graphics improved (Good for being on a Wii)
+ Longer gameplay
+ Playing arcade games to get stronger and money is loads of fun.
+ You charge the beam katana the same way :)
+ More stuff (Clothes, katanas, activities)
CONS:
- Camera will SOMETIMES go against you
- I can't think of any more cons
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