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No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise screens touch down

by JC Fletcher on Jan 4th 2011 9:00PM

Konami has sent out five new screenshots of Heroes' Paradise, the Move-enhanced PS3 port of No More Heroes. We'd be frustrated about the gradual release of media, but we've already seen No More Heroes. Besides, these do a good job of showing off the visual improvements -- mostly shadows!

No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise (1/4/10)

Tags: konami, no-more-heroes, no-more-heroes-heroes-paradise, playstation, ps3

Reader Comments (18)

I really wish they were bringing over the 360 version. Sure I own both the Wii games, but they're good enough to buy twice.

@Richard Jae Its on da ps3 cuz of the move , the kinect doesnt do good games

@Ibullynerds you do know their is an option to play with regular ps3 and 360 controllers? and that the Japanese ps3 version didnt even support move? so kinect has nothing to do with anything.... at all

@ibullynerds
doesn't matter if their good or not they still sell a lot ,

Kinda weird how they waited for Move, considering the motion controls are pointless in the first place.

@Yuglyoshi It's not like fans who want it right now have to wait, the Japanese PS3 version has been out for a while. The way they implemented the controls for use with the dualshock is absurd though, more convoluted than the system in place for the classic controller in NMH2, so using the Move would probably be easier.

@Yuglyoshi

I don't know, if it was designed to be played with motion controls, I would hardy call them pointless. Personally, I'm ecstatic to be able to play it the way it was meant to be played even though I don't have a Wii.

@LockeDaemonfire

The point is that that controls are basically all waggle.

@Yuglyoshi
NMH's motion controls aren't waggle. You gotta mash da buttn.

Is... Is that Cheerleader Shinobu?!

I... I can't... feel... HNNNNNNGGGGGGHHH...

As good as everyone says the second NMH on Wii was, I refuse to buy it because that's exactly what you said about the first game, which I bought for twenty hard-earned dollars only to find out that the game, however "mature" it is, is broken by a terrible overworld and an art style that I would dare to call lazy (polygonally speaking).

@Enosoma As someone who loved part one, part two sucked. It made me very sad to play.

...Really? Did they have to spoil the final fight?

...Ahh, well. Out of context, I doubt anyone will know what I'm babbling about.

any word of this coming to the US, last I heard it was UK only?

I would love something like this to put my move to good use (not saying that it hasn't pleased me, my friends love disc golf :P)

Interesting. I'd love to play it on the PS3. I passed on the Wii so a port interests me.

do you mean lack of shadows? Travis doesn't cast a shadow from the light that is coming into the room.

I can't wait for this game. Is one of those I was interested from Wii. Now Capcom release Resident Evil Darkside and Umbrella chronicles for PS3 with move like Ubi did with DS: Extraction and make me happy :D

Loved it, but I'll admit, I used the classic controller on the second game. Motion controls be damned!

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