Let Travis Touchdown show you how to play No More Heroes with Move

by JC Fletcher on Jun 27th 2011 8:30PM

Say you're interested in No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise, but you have no imagination. How best to communicate the Move controls to you? Japanese publisher Marvelous has figured it out, by having someone dressed as Travis Touchdown demonstrate the game using the PS3 motion controller.

That way, you won't be confused at all about what motions to perform, and whom you'll be manipulating when you make those motions! Just for reference, we're reasonably certain the controls work even if you aren't wearing a Travis Touchdown costume. You won't have to worry about that until a Kinect version of No More Heroes comes along.

Warning: he goes through most of the second assassination, so if you'd consider that a spoiler, don't watch.

Via: Siliconera
Source: Marvelous

Tags: feelplus, konami, marvelous, no-more-heroes-heroes-paradise, no-more-heroes-red-zone, playstation, playstation-move, ps3, travis-touchdown

Reader Comments (13)

I played both No More Heroes games on Wii with the Wii Remote. Obviously I am in the target audience for learning how to play it with Move, because from what I hear it is entirely different.

I loved the massive amounts of jacking off in the first one. Always laughed when ever I had to recharge.

FYI for people in the US, if you make a UK PSN account you can download a playable demo of No More Heroes for PS3. It's the whole first mission of the game and the demo works with both the Move and dualshock if your prefer.

Would have been more impressive had we seen more than 5% of what movements were being show with the move, instead of his arms not even in the video the other 95%.

If he's not sitting on a toilet, I call bull.

I know this is really mean but I want to strike that man playing.

@Banana Hammock
I'm more inclined to hit the man talking off screen

I imported the Japanese version without move support back then when they said I wasn't going to be released on the US. Even got the "Pinup" cards. Its been like a year and I haven't even started playing it due to lack of time and I don't think I will even open it now instead I will buy this one and play with move.

So it plays like the wii version but has PS3 graphics? Cool.

You know I almost want to buy the game based solely on the fact that the guy dressed up as the main character to play it. Strange through that in a game with so much sword swinging that you seem to only use the Move as a bat.

but for 40 bucks it's kinda a deal even if you don't play with the movie I guess.