The No More Heroes website has provided us with more brief video updates today, as well as some new information about what Travis does when he's not killing murderers. Specifically, some hilariously charming part time jobs, including grass-cutting and coconut collecting. According to the caption on this photo, Travis has decided to use a Rolling Sobat to knock down a coconut, but ended up losing time because it fell on his head. On the one hand, oh no minigames, but on the other hand, the jobs sort of remind us of Shenmue, and will probably be great anyway.
We're happy to report that this week's video update (embedded after the break) contains a lot more action in each teensy clip than last week's. Check them out for some awesome sword work from Travis!
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10-19-2007 @ 4:17PM
samfish (MSDF- Nurse Outfit!) said...
Honestly, if I could only pick one between this and Smash Bros Brawl, I'd pick No More Heros.
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10-19-2007 @ 5:14PM
Mr Khan said...
@ samfish
The sad thing is that, unless No More Heroes gets delayed, you'll have to choose
NMH Target date: February 2008
Brawl Confirmed Date: February 10, 2008
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10-19-2007 @ 5:24PM
samfish (MSDF- Nurse Outfit!) said...
Yeah, I know :\
I actually would rather them push it back by about a month so it doesn't get eclipsed by Brawl. Everything about NMH just screams 'niche' already. Like NiGHTS, it needs all the help it can get.
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10-19-2007 @ 5:54PM
Turdis said...
Well, looks like I'm gonna be living off of ramen this January to be able to get both, and as far as being eclipsed by SSBB goes, well, one thing No More Heroes has going for it is the demand among alot of people for a more traditional action game on the Wii amid all the minigame compilations.
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10-19-2007 @ 7:39PM
BluClouds7 said...
That second one makes me want to play killer 7 again.
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10-20-2007 @ 2:26AM
RoboJoel said...
Can't wait, looks absolutely brilliant. Almost makes me wish it was for Xbox 360, just to see how much more amazing it could look... it just seems that it's trying too hard to be more detailed, the lack of which made the much more stylized high-contrast visuals of Killer7 that much more appealing. No More Heroes looks more and more "ugly" the further along in development it gets, seems like it's just too ambitious for Wii.
That being said, I'll definitely try and pick this game up day-and-date it hits the US. Killer7 has sold me on any original IPs ghm puts their name on.
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