According to what emerged in the past few hours, the classification committee of digital games of Taiwan would have recently evaluated the original No More Heroes to Nintendo Switch. As you well know, the action game directed by Gōichi Suda and developed by Grasshopper Manufacture was launched in December 2007 exclusively on Wii, and then landed in April 2010 with a remastered (No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise) on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
This news would confirm the words reported last year by the same Suda, who during an interview had "anticipated" that Marvelous he intended to bring the title to other platforms as well, in the not too distant future. Below is an overview of the game, referring to the Wii version distributed in our market by Ubisoft:
No More Heroes tells the story of Travis Touchdown, an anime fan who lives in the fictional town of Santa Destroy, California. After an unexpected turn of events, Travis finds himself at the bottom of an organization of Assassins. The protagonist will have to prove himself worthy and defeat 10 other bloodthirsty assassins - all of them with deep stories - to reach the top of the assassin chart.
Hack and Smash Your Way Through Santa Destroy, California - Unleash a deadly combination of sword strikes and wrestling moves in this fast-paced third-person action game. Easy to learn, yet challenging to master.
Explore the Sand Box universe in Full 3D - Immerse yourself in a modern and highly stylized world. Wander around the city on foot or glide around corners on your speed bike.
An action experience unlike any other on Wii - Bring the pain and let your plasma beam katana do the talking. You can control the action with two Wii Remote-sensitive attack positions and an arsenal of close combat moves.
Interactive special attacks and exaggerated finishing moves - Complete special moves by matching the movements of your Wii Remote to the signals on the screen. Finish your opponents exaggeratedly, the more money you will earn for your efforts.
Side missions and mini-games - Complete side jobs to earn extra cash or just play them for fun. Includes games like Pizza Delivery, Graffiti Blaster and Speed Bike Racing.
Highly stylized environments and gameplay - Offers environments that are both stunning and elegant. The gameplay makes a nod to the classic arcade games of the 80s, as well as the games of tomorrow.
