No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise

No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise

released on Apr 15, 2010

No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise

released on Apr 15, 2010

A port of No More Heroes

No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise is an enhanced port of No More Heroes, originally developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and directed by Goichi Suda. In Japan, the port does not include PlayStation Move support or the additional Desperate Struggle bosses, among other things implemented for the overseas version.


Also in series

No More Heroes III
No More Heroes III
Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle
No More Heroes
No More Heroes

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A really weird port of No More Heroes that adds in some of NMH2's bosses as a bonus, along with some new minigames that were clearly cut from the original game for a reason. The Playstation Move controls are honestly way worse than the Wii's motion controls.

I'm not a fan of the graphical changes in this version of the game.

My eight-grade edgy lord self would have enjoyed this better than an 18-year old current me

This is a pretty janky port of the Wii game. This version would drop to single-digit frames during combat and driving around the hub world. It also kinda looks like shit compared to the Wii? Performance issues aside, this game is a blast. The humor got a few solid nose exhales and was never grating, the story is 100% nonsensical, but the game knows that and pokes fun at that fact.

The real highlights are the boss fights and character designs. The designs and looks of the bosses are phenomenal IMO, they're memorable and seem like there should be more lore and story behind them, but there's not. Combat-wise is where this game could have the most improvement. There's combos and wrestling moves to pull off, but the controls are never really touched on and it boils down to a basic button-mashing fest. This port does add some new shit like boss battles from No More Heroes 2, but they fall apart in this game's combat system and are a total joke.

Overall, a great starting point to build off of and I'll be playing the rest of the series, but I dunno if I can recommend this to anyone with the performance issues on PS3 and the game just looking generally worse than its Wii counterpart.

I emulates it, so I cannot talk about performance issues. Repetitive and boring after the first level

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