I wish I could put my thoughts on No More Heroes into words as eloquently as I have the previous Kill The Past titles that I've played and reviewed this year, but I can't.
Not for lack of trying mind you, but because No More Heroes represents something truly special to me. Outside of some other titles that I appreciate with the blessing of sweet hindsight, No More Heroes was one of the first games I cared about on a level higher than just "this is fun".
I loved the characters, how they talked to each other, and their designs.
I loved the gameplay, despite all it's flaws.
I loved the music, especially the leitmotif throughout most non-boss tracks.
And I still do, for those reasons and so many more.
Not for lack of trying mind you, but because No More Heroes represents something truly special to me. Outside of some other titles that I appreciate with the blessing of sweet hindsight, No More Heroes was one of the first games I cared about on a level higher than just "this is fun".
I loved the characters, how they talked to each other, and their designs.
I loved the gameplay, despite all it's flaws.
I loved the music, especially the leitmotif throughout most non-boss tracks.
And I still do, for those reasons and so many more.