No More Heroes 3
No More Heroes 3
The legendary assassin Travis Touchdown returns once again to the Garden of Madness! The evil Prince FU, a self-proclaimed superhero from the farthest reaches of the galaxy, has landed on Earth with his sights set on world conquest. In order to save humanity, our no-more-hero must fight to rise to the top of the Galactic Superhero Rankings, taking on each of FU’s nine alien henchmen before he can earn a title match against the prince himself. That’s right, nerds—No More Heroes 3 is back and better than ever on a host of new platforms! Everyone’s favorite otaku assassin, Travis Touchdown, has been forced out of retirement to defend not only Santa Destroy, but Earth itself. This time, “number-one assassin” won’t cut it; Travis will have to take on the superhero from beyond the stars in an intergalactic test of might. It’s his toughest challenge yet, but with a full repertoire of new abilities, tools, and jobs at his disposal, he’ll prove he’s more than a middle-aged has-been who talks to his cat. Dust off that beam katana, snap on those shades, and kill or be killed! Day 1 Edition contains a 5.3” x 7.3” softcover 70-page art book, a CD featuring select songs from the soundtrack, and a 7” x 4” Santa Destroy commemorative biker license plate, all in a custom box with an original illustration.
The PS5 version, naturally, runs and looks better than the Switch version. Outside of visuals and performance, though, nothing new is here. Well except for achievements. They’re pretty demanding too!
The Day 1 Edition includes a small art book (this appears to be perhaps a truncated version of the full size art book in other collector’s editions for NMH3), a music selection CD (haven’t messed with this yet), a completely in color manual that includes all of “Jeane’s tips” for the various enemies in the game, and last but not least, the “MOE~” Santa Destroy moped / mini license plate.
“No More Heroes 3” is an action-adventure video game developed and published by Grasshopper Manufacture for the Nintendo Switch, with Marvelous publishing the game in Japan. It is the fourth installment in the No More Heroes series and the third mainline entry in the series. The game is known for its grindhouse cinema style, presenting a story that resembles the Saiyan Arc from Dragon Ball Z if directed by Quentin Tarantino. Despite some performance issues and visual shortcomings, the game is described as an absolute blast to play
Galactic Iconoclasm: No More Heroes 3 thrusts players into a world of galactic iconoclasm, where protagonist Travis Touchdown faces off against intergalactic adversaries in a battle for supremacy.
Otaku Odyssey: Travis’s otaku odyssey continues in the third installment, with nods to pop culture, anime, and gaming, creating an immersive experience for fans of the eclectic and the extraordinary.
Beam Katana Ballet: The signature Beam Katana returns with even more finesse, transforming combat into a ballet of electrifying slashes and stylish maneuvers, showcasing the game’s commitment to over-the-top action.
Extraterrestrial Eccentricity: With extraterrestrial eccentricity at its core, No More Heroes 3 introduces a cast of bizarre and eccentric alien foes, each with their own quirks and combat styles.
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