No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle

It was a desperate struggle for me to get off this game. GAME VERY VERY GOOD/ CLOSE TO PEAK

not gonna pretend i really understand what is going on half the time in this game, but that's what makes Suda51 so goated

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Juegazo, lo considero mejor que el 1 en varios aspectos, mejora de combate, ya no hay mundo abierto tedioso para hacer misiones, todo es mas directo, no hay que farmear dinero para los combates, tu decides cuando, los jefes no son tan carismaticos como los del primer juego, pero igual son divertidos.

This game is a game. PC port quality aside, this game is not as good as NMH1 in terms of story or nuance. First few bosses feel like no names that are just there to pad out the run time. Maybe that's the point, but the first game fleshed out its bosses with like 6 minutes of screen time and I still remember each one. Perhaps I am tripping, but the entire world of NMH2 just feels more crass. All the women are bit over sexualized, the men are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, it's pretty grim out here. Maybe this is how Travis views the world? No More Heroes 2 more like no more open world too. You don't get an open world in this one, I'm sure you knew that already. It isn't a big deal, but in my eyes the open world brought me back down to Earth in a way. Like you went from slicing and dicing your way through a bunch of dudes, had a crazy fight with a crazy dude, and now you're back in reality. Where you have bills to pay. It was charming and gave NMH1 an identity of its own. All but one side job is a retro 2D minigame, which I actually didn't hate. It is an interesting twist on the jobs from NMH1 and a bit of fresh air. Combat feels great once you get adjusted to it, while it feels heavier, it definitely feels smoother. Going through rooms without taking hits and just trying land a finisher that takes out multiple guys feels amazing. Being able to switch your weapon during combat didn't add the depth I would have hoped for, it simply takes too long to switch, but it helps in adding variety to the combat because each weapon has its own move set. The camera is often placed low and to the side, which can make for some frustration, but honestly I kind of like it. Makes the game feel cooler. The story doesn't reach the same heights or vibes as NMH1, but NMH2 is still a perfectly fine game. I had fun with it and you probably will too.

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