No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise - Playstation 3

Amazing game specially with the ps move and to find it in 2025 brand new, it's awesome

There have been several changes to the game from the original Wii version. The main differences between the two iterations are:High-definition graphics[6]English (everywhere) and Japanese (Asian territories only) voice acting.An unlockable "Very Sweet" Mode, which depicts Sylvia Christel, Shinobu, Holly Summers, Bad Girl and Jeane wearing more "appealing" attire.Ability to stock up to three Dark Side mode charges, rather than having it activate immediately, like in the original.Unused Dark Side mode charges left over in the player's stock at the end of a Ranking Battle rewards Travis Touchdown with additional LB dollars (as was the case with unused Anarchy in the Galaxy stocks in the original version).The song, "Heavenly Star", by the Genki Rockets was removed. Same goes for the music video that players could watch in the motel room in the Japanese and European Wii versions.The Ubisoft trailer (which only appeared in the North American Wii version) on the TV with the full Helter Skelter fight and Sylvia Christel introduction explaining the rules of the UAA has been removed and exactly the same intro from the start of the game serves as the trailer.Sylvia's calls to Travis on his cell phone are now heard on screen because of the PS Move motion controller lacking a speaker (although the use of the Wii remote's speaker was optional).Ability to warp straight to any Side-Job or Assassin Mission once the player has beaten any of them at least once.A retry option was added to the Side-Jobs, Assassin Missions, and Free Fights. However, it only appears when the player has failed in either.Five new Side-Jobs were added: Signaling, Sign Spinning, Kitty Race, Bust A Coconut and People Bowling.Five new Assassin Missions were added; Guard Break, Power-Down Battle, Big Bang Anarchy, Shortcake Freaks and Crowded Train Carnage.Five extra bosses from No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle are available to fight at certain points in the game. These are Skelter Helter, Nathan Copeland, Kimmy Howell, Matt Helms and Alice Twilight.Players are now able to revisit Ranking Fights and cinematics from Travis' motel room armchair, in the form of nightmares and dreams.A "Score Attack" mode has been added that lets the player refight all 15 of the game's bosses and compete for a high score online. This is also the only way for players to refight all of the NMH2 extras as they don't appear in nightmare mode.

I'm became a huge Suda 51 fan after purchasing and playing Killer 7 and Shadows Of The Damned. I wanted to play No More Heroes but I didn't owned a Wii. Another funny thing that is I didn't even know that No More Heroes on the Wii was being remade for PS3 with HD graphic and using PS Move. I soon brought the game on Amazon when I heard that game was already out. I was very satisfied when I play No More Heroes:Heroes Paradise. The control with the PS Move was great and easy to get into.Plus,You can use your regular PS controller if you don't own the PS Move(It way more funnier using the PS Move!!) The game graphic isn't cutting edge but the crazy style that this game has will make You less care about the graphic. The plot line of this game is very simple. Your Travis Touchdown and you need to kill the top 10 assassin to be number 1. This isn't going to be a easy task completing because each boss you go against will get tougher to beat. Also, keep in mind that you will have to do work task or do assassination task to make money for entry fees that allow you to fight the bosses and make progress in the game. You can ride on Travis motorcycle to get to stores, job tasks, assassination tasks, main story missions and etc. The combat in No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise is extremely fun and can get very gory in a heartbeat. The AI is good and will give you one hell of a fight. The PS3 version also get five boss battle straight from No More Heroes 2 and can be access at certain saves point of the game and there is now option to replay any cut scene and boss battle any time. Plus, there a Time Attack mode,Very Sweet difficult and DLC at the PSN. No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise is great game to purchase if you looking for something different.