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About this game

That’s right, Travis Touchdown is back! In the most recent installment of the No More Heroes series, the otaku assassin dons his reliable beam katana once more to slash his way to the top of the Galactic Superhero Rankings and save the world.

• Travis’ beam katana allows for incredible hack-and-slash action as you build up combos.
• Galactic-scale ranking fights are back! Travis will engage in out-of-this-world boss battles as he go up against a number of evil alien “superheroes.”
• This time around, there’s more to see than just Santa Destroy! Grab the Demzamtiger, Travis’ newest ride, and zoom through four brand-new locations. To help you save money for those expensive Galactic Ranking fights, each one is jam-packed with volunteer and combat missions.

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Credit must go to Nintendo for supporting this project, though. Yes, it might be the “safest” game that Goichi Suda has produced in quite some time, and the energy is just not the same when he’s retreading old ideas rather than creating something new. But then Goichi Suda on a flat day is still more creative than 99 percent of the auteurs out there, and No More Heroes III is still big, colorful, bold, and filled with surrealistic humor. With the energy dialed right up to the maximum, it’s hard not to love something this brash.

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No More Heroes 3 is grindhouse cinema in video game form, with a story that resembles the Saiyan Arc from Dragon Ball Z if it were directed by Quentin Tarantino. It doesn’t take the series in any new directions and it has poor visuals and performance issues, but it’s still an absolute blast to play.

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