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Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes announced for Steam and PS4
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It's not NMH3 because it plays differently but it's a foundational title for the future of the series. It has an incredible amount of story content and characterization for Travis Touchdown that will carry on for NMH3, it also sets up the groundwork for the Sudaverse, in which almost all his series are now canon in the same universe and crossovers will happen (Killer7, The Silver Case, Flower Sun and Rain, Killer is Dead, Let it Die)
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It sets up 3. Introduces new characters and ties some storylines together.
A version of NMH1 was on PS3 (and Xbox 360 in just Japan, if you can believe it). Calling it a proper NMH1 would very much hurt Suda's feelings, considering that feelplus proceeded to shit all over the game with the changes they made on virtually every front. It is by far the worst way to experience the first game by a country mile.
Officially it's not a numbered title and is more of a side story in Travis' journey.
But it's canon and contains a ton of infos you need to know about before jumping into the future NMH3.
Nothing really surprising but TSA ports seems to be handled by Marvelous.
Starting believe it'll be the same for NMH3 as well, and the game will also hit PS4/Steam/Switch.
What were the bad changes? That's the version I played. The only big change I saw was that wrestling moves are made with only one hand because the PS Move navigation controller (the nunchuck equivalent) doesn't have motion.
In Europe the PS3 version is also better because it's not censored like the Wii version is.
I'd like it if there were a way to add your own shirts to Travis' collection like skins in GTA 3/VC on PC. Just dump a texture in a folder and have it propogate in game.
Very excited for the PC release of this.
Very excited for the PC release of this.
I saw a video of It thinking it was just like no more heroes on wii and it is not,still buying it to support the developer.
It's funny because one could easily describe any Suda game as style over substance.
I mean, clearly things have changed in this department as
Shadows of the Damned is in Travis Strikes Again
Don't forget some of the worst screen tearing of all time. I feel nauseous just thinking about it.
The OST is the best of the year so far for me, the music goes in heavy:
Hardly. If you only play his action games though, that's on you.
Hardly. If you only play his action games though, that's on you.
And they save the best for last:
When that NMH theme hits it's like WHOA.
Boy, where to begin!
-worse framerate (which is no small feat, considering how ropey the Wii game gets in that department)
-screen tearing like few other games on the market
-significantly increased loading times (again, no small feat compared to the Wii game)
-combat in general was re-balanced to make common enemies much more durable, which bogged down the game on the whole in a misguided attempt to make it more like a character-action game with a combat system that wasn't adjusted to allow for that kind of combat variation to justify the HP increase
Being uncensored in Europe and Japan was not worth the shoddiness of everything else.
I don't agree with it, but it's totally how a lot of people see his games, so it's funny to me that this is an argument against this specific one.
Not just them, you need to play every Suda game ever made to fully understand it.
And more than a few non-Suda Grasshopper Maufacture games as well.
Currently playing it on the switch and will happily buy it again on PS4 (and getting all the trophies).
Cool and fun No More Heroes/Suda game, especially in coop.
Cool and fun No More Heroes/Suda game, especially in coop.
I've only ever played NMH (PS3), Lollipop Chainsaw, and Killer is Dead. This looks like it could be interesting but I really liked the games I've played so far so I think I could deal with some jank. I would love a current gen remaster of the NMH games, LC and KiD though too. (doubtful though considering they were all published by different companies it seems)
Sorry, I hate to dig this thread up (it was either this or the Switch OT, and I wasn't sure which to go with), but I was wondering if anybody had cleared the game on PS4 or PC, yet? I'm curious as to whether the post-credit teaser was kept in those ports or not, and if so... what that might imply...
Also, if anybody was wondering, the Japanese physical release of the PS4 version has full English support! People seem to think it's only for the Asian release, but I switched my console language to English just to check, and everything from the opening cutscene subtitles to the menus and NPC dialogue in-game was all in English.
Also, if anybody was wondering, the Japanese physical release of the PS4 version has full English support! People seem to think it's only for the Asian release, but I switched my console language to English just to check, and everything from the opening cutscene subtitles to the menus and NPC dialogue in-game was all in English.
If you mean the NMH3 teaser(s) they were all in there.
They kept all the SotD teases as well, in case anyone was wondering about that.