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“Are video games art” now this is a question that I’m sure many of you have seen over the years and if I were to guess, you’re probably sick and tired of hearing about it. If you were to ask me, this question is pretty outdated. Games have evolved so much that boiling them all down to a simple label is stupid. Some developers are fine with making these gamey-ass video games and others are more interested in exploring the medium in a deeper or unconventional way. Art shouldn’t be restricted to some binary checklist for validation and thankfully most people realize this nowadays. The question shouldn’t be “are video games art,” rather, it should be “What makes video games unique as an art form,” you’d think this would have an easy answer but most devs have completely different views on what it should be. Take a look at Sony’s recent catalogue; it almost feels like they’re embarrassed to be labelled as games. They’re so focused on trying to capture this foe cinematic experience that they lose out on what makes this medium different from the rest. They’re almost ashamed to be games so they try their hardest to be like something you’d see on the silver screen. Sure they can have some fun gameplay, but all of them come with plenty of this, this, and this. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t hate this new trend of triple A games but they aren’t exactly what I look for.
You compare something like the last of us to new god of war and you’ll notice that they hit a lot of the same superficial beats. Sure both of these games are different upon further examination, but because the core backbone of the experience follows the same template, I can’t help but feel as though they end up feeling kind of samey. As I said, these games aren’t bad but they’re not for me. When I think of games as art, I think of projects with unique creative voices behind them. I think of games that use the interaction that comes with this medium to their advantage and craft experiences you can’t find anywhere else. It was this train of thought that initially lead me into discovering what has easily become one of my favourite games and is a shining example of this medium at its finest.…
The Secret Genius of No More Heroes. The best Wii game you NEVER played I'm going to be talking about why No More Heroes is Secretly Genius. I'll also be dedicating a large portion of this video to the recently released No More Heroes PC port and No More Heroes port. We'll be taking a look at No More Heroes to see if you should buy No More Heroes PC and to answer if Secret Genius of No More Heroes. You can actually view this as a No More Heroes Switch Review if you want. But don't let that distract you from the fact that this video is on The best Wii game you NEVER played by Nam's Compendium. I greatly appreciate No More Heroes and in The best Wii game you NEVER played, I'll be telling you why No More Heroes is Secretly Genius. I love No More Heroes and want more people to play the No More Heroes series. Hopefully this No More Heroes Review is a good No More Heroes Analysis as well.
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hey good video, idk if you played nmh3 but the responsiveness in combat is much better, you have an actual dodge button, and you can walk as you charge up the beam katana which makes no difference really because most enemy's have lunge attacks and wide range
@@uliveulearnandregret the combat got worse in nmh 3, they tried to make it more like a conventional hack n slash but didn't go all the way so it's even more repetitive and the two only strings of attacks don't even flow together
Did you see the update on the SMT 30th anniversary(May 5th and 6th)?
You know Travis is a really relatable character and sort of had a point when you think about it.
You're relatable 😳
@@jtpman9964 oh my gosh…thank you😳
You kind of have a point when I think about it 😳
You know 😳
Based
I think the other games continued his character arc in a good way, in NMH2 he gets dragged back in because of revenge but he hates all the violence and in TSA he finally found "paradise", a way out, a form of escapism where he could just bail out of the situation he's in and fall into escapism like he wanted but he chooses otherwise and decides to go back even if he doesn't like it and even if it's difficult.
He goes through a whole character arc throughout 1-2-TSA and I really like how it all ties back into the beginning, though I liked NMH3 a decent amount it really felt like Suda51 used all his ideas in TSA because he thought it could be the last game he gets to make (I believe Grasshopper was in a bad financial situation at the time), but even with all the corners being cut on that game it was filled with so much passion and love for video games and what he does, it doesn't diminish the first game for me and it feels like he still really cares about everything he's made.
NMH2 Travis is horribly written
3’s great for Travis’ character as you really get to see how he’s grown. In his conversations with his friends he’s somewhat softer and kinder and you get to see fun contrasts between him and Fu personality wise and how they treat their friends respectively. Fu is alone where Travis’ growth allowed him to connect to others and they helped him in the final battle. Fu even has a line about not feeling fear like Travis has in NMH 1 for even more fun parallels.
And Travis actually uses his bloodlust to save the town and uses his assassin skills for something more than personal satisfaction and revenge and becomes a hero in his own way. 3 works really well in how it ties back into the rest of the series thematically and is a great ending to Travis’ character arc.
@@turtleman7360 Exactly. While TSA ended his growth arc, NMH3 is basically the cherry on top of it. Playing with a heroic Travis instead of a cynical assassin who just wants to climb up the rankings for Sylvia or revenge, but in NMH3 he does it to save the world. Maybe if there'll be a NMH4 in the (distant) future, they'll make him a mentor for his children, just like Thunder Ryu was for Travis in NMH1
Yeah I honestly think that in NMH 3 Travis has no genuine character or arc at all. It's literally a tie up all loose ends game. Hence why it's likely the last game as admitted by Suda himself. There's no where else for this series to go. 3 was just made to give fans a 3rd numbered entry and also a flashy game on newer than the Wii hardware
What is TSA?
Another part of this game that I feel plays into the theme of isolation is the environment. This was probably due to budget constraints, but during the open-world segments the city of Santa Destroy always feels empty. Unless you count the characters that Travis can train or buy upgrades from and the people that hire you for gigs, there's hardly anyone around aside from the few npcs that you see walking the streets.
This bleeds into some of the cutscenes and bosses also, with the theater Harvey is performing at being completely empty despite Travis and him acting like it's a full house.
All of this, combined with the brief descriptions you get about the city's locations, heavily implies that Santa Destroy is a shitty, dying city and Travis is stuck in it.
Kinda John Wicky, where almost everyone is a killer
I just really like whenever someone states that the open world and the boring jobs actually add to the experience and you're objectively right if you think that way
SUDA 51 is an artist. My favorite game of his is Killer7. Unappreciated classic.
The main theme isnt Travis's leitmotif, its the boss theme for Pure White Lover Bizarre Jelly
Like how the characters of that anime are names for his Slot Machine modes
Iirc it's revealed the theme is from Electric Thunder Tiger, a game Travis used to love as a kid, I think it ties in well with the idea that Travis was pursuing some vague sense of purpose or glory, so the theme of his childhood hero would make sense, especially with Jeanes backstory and Henry's in 3 painting a picture of a very disturbed upbringing for him and his siblings
No More Heroes is such an underrated series
Not really, it’s definitely Suda’s most popular title.
@@pliskin5161 Yeah, but even Suda's "most popular" title is still pretty largely ignored by the wider gaming public
Yeah, stuff like The Silver Case and Flower Sun and Rain are way more obscure than NMH1 but that doesn't mean that NMH1 is this super famous game
@@yehuda8589 you forgot the 25th ward is the most obscure since for the longest it was only on a outdated phone until 2018, and i'm still sad we haven't gotten flower sun and rain remastered or brought more to the west (yes i know it had a ds port but i just want the ps2 version with a translation)
Don't know if someone else has already told you but in order to dark step consistently you have to look at Travis' arms. When he blocks an attack he always moves his arms ether to the right or left of his body. And That's the direction you have to push the stick in order to dark step that attack.
I still don't get why Travis is still considered a shut in and a slacker when in reality he gets out and stuff done no matter how insignificant the hustle or how short term it is while being patient not looking for a quick term solution or an easy way out. Trains on a daily basis and knows how to use a blade and wrestle as well riding a badass bike looking fresh as f'ck and not being dependent what most people think of him staying true and honest to himself as well as his hobbies never bullshi**ing others. Thats actually alot of good physical and character traits most could dream of and why he is so enjoyable. If he wasnt such a simp for sylvia and saved that hard earned cash he might be considered a Gigachad of Otakus. He is like the Israel Adesanya of assasins before Adesanya came out on top. He revels in his Otakudom, yes, but a faith misguided is still a strength and ignorance is bliss. Also i love the first encounter between Travis and Death Metal, old guy who is a top ranked assasin in his Villa sipping wine chillin and Travis thinking that this is paradise and what will await him only for Death Metal to respond that this a place to die. And with death comes actual paradise. As he said when you have the strength to take life for yourself that is true wealth and only viewing the scenery is what he needs and being free of desire. For me travis already had the exit to paradise right at home instead of being in a villa it was a motel instead of watching the scenery it was watching anime, takashi miike movies, playing video games and of course being with his adorable cat. Almost everyone has a a "better" life than him which semmed normal but what all have in common and what makes them tragic and miserable is being actual killers and junkies for blood. What he only needed was a less f'd up outlet for his autistic energy and fantasy. Like SUDA 51 using his talents by becoming a game developer, who is a huge nerd for western and japanese media that even biggest fanboys cant keep up with. So its not escapism because of media cause everyone lives in their own bubble in this day and age. But actually being a violent bloodthirsty bastard and selfprojection. Also what set up all those events was not going into sylvias panties but vengeance because his half sister jeane who was also his lover killed his parents. Only later and if you only saw the the dialouge slowed down it is revealed that his father sexually abused her and that her mother commited suicide. Also I think should have actually died by sylvias hands which would be very fitting.
i agree on how travis is viewed wrongly, guy is seen as a "loser" when he's passionate and very into his anime hobby, nowadays everyone wears an anime shirt so you can even say travis was just a passionate man ahead of his time, he works jobs to support his hobby and feed jeane, the cat he clearly cares alot about
@@den-lavender Just because "everybody" is wearing stuff that was once seen as uncool, doesn't mean anybody who wears it or is into it is automatically cool.
Sorry I only read the beginning, but he’s seen as a loner shut in because he’s an otaku and buys shit like how to please a woman.
It's also worth noting the narrative ties into the older "Kill The Past" series, especially since Henry literally kills the protagonist of Killer7 before the true ending.
The guy in the ending isn't Garcian Smith.
@@SciontheDarklate comment but. Suda wanted to use emir parkreiner (garcian). But since killer7 its property of capcom they couldnt.
So if you actually look at the wiki. You'll see that the guy who attacks travis in the bathroom is actually a parody of emir. (Look at the N.M.H wiki)
EDIT: the name is ermen palmer. Check the wiki
But it is not Garcia, I could say that it was his previous self before being Garcia, that is, emir.@@matiassandoval3411
As someone that's repeatedly played NMH1 for a long time, there actually is a consistent way to darkstep. The usual method ofc is just waggling the stick left and right repeatedly after blocking an attack, but to accurately do it you have to move the stick in the direction Travis holds his beam katana when he blocks. The timing itself is a bit random depending on the attack Travis is blocking
Ah No More Heroes, my introduction to Suda 51. Travis wants to be Dante but in all honesty he comes across more like the Postal Dude but with a moral code and a character arc. I should go back to Suda's other games like Killer is Dead, The Silver Case, Shadows of the Damned and maybe even Lollipop Chainsaw.
so Killer is Dead, Shadows of the Damned, and Lollipop Chainsaw aren't really Suda games, for all 3 of those games he took more of a backseat producer role and wasn't very involved with their development, the most involvement he had with those 3 games was working as one of 4 writers for Killer is Dead
I'm not saying that those 3 games are bad, just that if you're looking for more of Suda's style you should probably look elsewhere, like at The Silver Case, Flower Sun and Rain, Killer7, The 25th Ward, Travis Strikes Again, and NMH3 (not NMH2 though since just like KiD, SotD and LC, Suda took a backseat role for its development)
@@yehuda8589 Those games may not be Suda51 but are still canon to the Kill to the Past universe (aka Sudaverse or Grasshopperverse) but more like side-stories. In fact, Midori from NMH3 was supposed to be the daughter of Fleming but that never got mentioned because the Blackhole Prison got cut due to financial constraints.
@@NukeA6 I'm not saying they're not worth playing, cuz they definitely are, I'm just saying that they're not really the right place to work if you wanna see more of Suda's style specifically.
@@NukeA6Kill the past does not follow a canon, only the Kamui trilogy has a direct connection, the rest are references
@@Dana-61 I think I will trust the fans who made two infographics about it over some UA-cam user with a throwaway account.
My favorite video game fraternal rivalry, Dante and Vergil-I mean, Travis and Henry.
Vergil: "I'm just the cool, handsome foil who happens to be your twin brother"
I love how this series portrays the assassins.
All of them aren’t badass nearly as much as they’re depressed and sick of their job.
Glad to see this gem is still being talked about, another great essay 👍
I need to highly recommend the Xenoblade Chronicles games. They can all be played and enjoyed as individual stand alone games yet they still tie in the story together so brilliantly (especially if you play 1-3 in order) that In my personal opinion, makes the series top tier in storytelling. That combined with each games different battle mechanics and amazing music (especially in 3) makes it that much memorable
The tie between the first two main games is the best.
sorry I don't want to kill God in a fantasy game for extern a stupid edge power fantasy that comes from the a youth revolt against the world and how it works for simply not adapting to the world
Playing this game as a teen, I related with Travis so much. Playing it odd 15 years later, it was a profoundly sad game.
I loved the remaster so much I bought the wii games and the 3rd game day one
Depending on your childhood this game feels like a warning of what happens if you act selfishly/give up your humanity-but as a teen you see those two things as quick fixes and cool power ups.
Playing the first game when I was 19 and now the sequel when I’m 21, I felt both feelings simultaneously.
As one who has played this game countless of times and often cosplays as Travis at comic cons, I never knew about the Parry system XD
Well, time to replay it again for the christmas holidays.
I really wasn't a fan of 3. 1 will always be one of my favorite games though.
Probably because you didn’t play any other Suda games connecting to 3, that’s fine though.
@@pliskin5161 No I played a good handful of them and watched reviews of them all. I loved TSA alot. 3 just had poor plot progression reused boss characters and even more boring combat. The side jobs were also somehow way more boring even compared to 2. People who like 3 just have bad taste. If Suda filled each box with a small bag of poop it would still be praised by fans.
Travis Touchdown is one of my favorite characters ever. I love the series and I need that red leather jacket.
Travis’s gaminfication of things but maintaining his grip and empathy with reality and his own true martial artist/fighters heart. His ability to let go of what made him green and replace with something experienced but not bitter-all of this helped me as a young teen in my own life. I was always aware of the parody but never really started seeing the proof of it all. Having the beam katana or not wouldnt change his path, he would still be gung ho until he finds out that violence is expensive. But Travis takes it all in stride and under that weeb is a very Spike Speagal from Cowboy Bebop kinda man. A man who’s here in the now so firmly because his past gives him no other option and his absolution and steadfastness to win at life is the heart beat under all his bravado/hubris/weebness. Weeb or not, lightsaber or not, Travis was bound to take this path and he walks in with his head held high and a somewhat impervious innocence to the negativity of life while being able to be pervious enough to learn and mature/grow.
The perverted, visceral, off the wall, over the top, sound track and over all direction and images in this series just stands out to me. It likes to remind you this is a game. I think its brilliant!
I think art of any kind shouldn’t necessitate a certain level of quality. While you argue well for the merits of NMH I don’t think any of it should matter to qualify it as art. I often feel when people try to discount anything as art in any medium it’s usually just to be exclusionary towards things they don’t like. In my opinion any piece in any medium can be art. The question of it’s quality should be entirely separate discussion.
I knew this game had more under the surface but I didn’t really know exactly what. Glad this video exists, makes a lot more sense now. This game is ok the lower end of my top 50 games of all time but I respect it a lot and now I know why more. The second game isn’t bad by any means but the writing isn’t there the way it is here. Especially without the open world and the side jobs being worse and less important. Anyways great game and great video.
Imo it’s one of the best stories in gaming. So much depth in every scene
Another great video. To me, video games are as good as art gets, and i love when games actually try and innovate instead of trying to be other mediums. Great one
After replaying these games for the first time since 2011, I immediately noticed that there waa actually some depth to the characters when I fought Death Metal. Travis while fighting is talking to himself about how he is being taunted by something deep within him and that he has to finish it before rational fear can set in and cause him to turn tail and run, and he ends by saying he needs to find the exit to paradise and repeating "can't find the exit"
I did play NMH and still kinda do.
I LOVE IT!
"Wii's most DISTURBING game"
my title idea : *"Wii's Most KICKASS GAME EVER"*
The virgin Bayonetta vs the Chad No More Heroes
I always find it interesting when someone critiquing a game mentions that the minigames within it keep the gameplay from getting boring by changing things up. Those small breaks from the main gameplay are some of the most frustrating things about a lot of games to me, but people just say it like it's a well known fact. Maybe I just don't get the mindset, but the games I find the most fun provide gameplay I don't want to take a break from or "break up".
yeah, but that mainly applies to games that have exceptional gameplay, if I'm playing OG DOOM for instance I don't want any mini-games and distractions cuz shooting stuff is so fun and well-designed
but for NMH1 since the combat is very shallow it really needs those mini-games to help with the pacing, since NMH2 made it so you don't have to do the mini-games in order to beat the game which in the end made it a worse product since they didn't add any real complexity to the combat system to make up for this, making the entire game feel super repetitive as a result.
the only NMH games with genuinely good combat systems are TSA and especially NMH3, and are therefore the only NMH games that could really get away with being comprised of nothing but fighting stuff without it getting old
but with all that said NMH1 is still my favorite in the series and a top 5 game in general imo
NMH 2 doesn't have jobs and the pacing is way worse than the OG @@yehuda8589
Travis is one of my favorite characters of all time. let's see what ya got in this video!
There is a game called Madworld it is also a game that was made on the wii with alot of aggressive violence thats all Black and white and red(occasionally yellow)but unlike this game Madworld is about the Entertainment of brutality you should make a video on it its soundtrack is also a good one
Are video games art? ...I don't know the answer to that. However, I do know that this VIDEO is FART! Go back to the drawing-board, kiddo
music video at the end went hard. i love it.
Excellent analysis, interesting take. There's stuff here I might have figured but never put to words myself. Back when I got this game at 16, sure I'd played some GTA and exposed to some other raunchy media, but as my first Grasshopper title it was something on another level that I don't think I fully appreciated at the time. Like you said, a lot of its surface is fine enough for most. In fact, perhaps it's only because I've played many others like FSR or the Silver Case games that I've come back to NMH looking deeper. Hell, likely because of how Travis Strikes Again turned out, to be honest.
I don't want to get too into spoiler territory, and I don't know whether you've gone over any of the rest since this video, but I was a bit weary of TSA. It might not have impressed others so much, but it turned out to not only be fun in its own right but also an actual continuation of delving into Travis' character and what he has been doing all these years. I don't like to write off NMH2 like it's apparently cool to do now, but there is a bit less depth there, and it's not like anyone was waiting for it for a decade thinking the series may well be dead back then.
funny thing was, after how much TSA impressed me, I was actually worried about the inverse happening for the proper third game, thinking it may just well be a cardboard cutout of exactly what fans want rather than something that has new ideas worth exploring. There are some disappointments for sure with it, unfortunately probably more to do with budget constraints than anything else, but narratively I was again surprised at just how good it was. Even a bit confused at first at some parts, even if the on the surface it is again very simple, but rather discerning what deeper meaning there may be. Not even sure whether I'm done mulling over everything even now, I may just have to revisit it, but what I'm left with for now is thinking perhaps Travis did actually die at the end of the first game, and both the spinoff and this are dying dreams or if 3 is what paradise may be for him, or whether dying even really matters considering multiple characters and himself have returned.
Suda has said eventually there may be a 4th(5th?) game some years down the line, but I won't hold my breath. I'm elated we ever got more, and happy for what we've got considering hardships they've had over the years.
Ive played this game twice and i didnt even know about the parry
So Travis Touchdown was basically denji lol..
except travis is well written unlike denji lol, travis has more solidity to his character
No More Heroes is definitely one of my favorite game series'. I love Travis, most of the enemy assassins are interesting, the soundtrack is always amazing and the gameplay is enjoyable enough, I find the over the top violence very satisfying. I know the games are jank but there's just something about these games that make them way better than the sum of their parts.
Jokes on you. I've played all the no more heroes games 😎
No More Heroes!!! Yay!!! 🤩
Just to add to the mix, obv all of his wrestling moves come from his love of luchadores. He’s living out his dream of being on top by displaying the moves I bet he practiced in his room a lot!
You write psychopath on the thumbnail like it’s a bad thing
Wait till he finds killer7 lmao
Made by the same guy: SUDA 51
Travis is literally me™️ fr fr
I'm not a fan of triple movie like games, if its indie I can deal with since they're short 'n somehow do something to keep me playing, but triple A is just long, too long for my taste, when its not a movie its a walking simulator or Ubisoft sandbox
I'm very curious what you think about Hi-Fi Rush given it's influence and pedigree
The only experience I had with this series is 2: Desperate Struggle. I know not a damn thing about the others. And I haven't even BEATEN it yet, I got stuck on the lolita sniper lady and I don't have a console to play it on anymore
Theyre on steam dog
Manhunt: Amateur
As a writer, I think No More Heroes is just a writing experiment. The genuinely deep character moments sprinkled into the off the wall fourth wall breaking madness strikes me as Suda 'becoming the characters', how they would actually act in these situations they're in and noting it's messed up and getting them nowhere, while on the other hand he is making it more and more absurd. I don't think its a critique of the hero fantasy so much as its a 'what if' of a guy ordering a katana and full blast jumping into it.
Great video! 100 percent on point.
I found this out this year but to do the dark step you gotta flick the stick ib the direction the beam katana goes in when you block. It's weird lol
A few years ago I played NMH 1. It was freaking awesome, still my favorite NMH game and a game I wish I played sooner
Wasn't nmh only planned to be a single game? I swear I read that somewhere but then Nintendo wanted a sequel and convinced suda/grasshopper to make it. After that we're at where we're at.
Waiting for strange journey review
MOE~
No more hero is considered the most disturbing game for the wii???????
Alright.🥴 Not like there's other titles that are more disturbing then no more heroes.
Anything Suda is art
Nam how many times will u change the title & thumbnail of this video?
I loved this video and all of the NMH games! Continue this series over time. It will be a lot faster to make than Strange Journey that’s for sure 😂😂😂
He's just like me fr 😭
No, More Heros?!
i FDUCKING LOVE NO RMOE HEROSE 1
I think the madworld was more disturbing
If by disturbing, you mean badass, than yes.
shut it no more heros is classic bro the guys a simp and you love it
Enjoyed this. What a fun game
So happy you made this video I love NMH
I always thougt chainsawman ripped off NMH
That's stupid bruh
*_F'k yeah! This series slaps!_* So happy you've dropped this!
holy shit matpat was right about mario
Always wanted to play NMH, got my hands on a digital copy once it came out on Steam, i Love it, one of the best and Wildest experience i got in videogames.
In the last weeks i manage to play it on Wii console, it is WAY different from the pc port experience i had, i absolutely love the fact that Sylvia talks to you before the bossfight THROUGH the wiimote speaker.
Also, to whoever is reading this, play Killer7.
double tap in the direction to move as an enemy attacks you, but you also have to be locked onto the enemy, nmh3 fixed this with a literal dodge button
This was like one of the Wii games worth playing and with the HD remasters more people have played it now than ever before
Hey, I also don't like movie-games except of Kojimbo, he's style is unique.
Really hope someone makes a live action or animated series of No more heroes and Lollipop chainsaw. Seriously those games are good and filled with bloodshed.
Leave my baby alone
Wouldn't say i'm a NMH fan but man, he is quite relatable.
Life is quite boring and monotonous. One of the few reasons why media like Video Games are so popular.
That escapist factor of fulfilment, satisfaction and excitement that real life can never really provide.
the jobs part is like shenmue, it have the same objective of put you in the character skin, but also, is a little complicated put this in a game and a lot of players definally don't will like it and this will make the game very very controvertial like shenmue was in that time and still in like today
Suda 51 games are just legal drug trips and that's what makes them so amazing.
I think you should play Travis strikes again: No more heroes
Well yeah, anything created is a work of art.
Is the screen nuke a game specific thing? I played through this game twice and never saw the slot power.
Love that you analyze video games like experts analyze movies. Fantastic! Love your videos.
Im going to be honest, all my intrest in this series is held by the single song with lyrics thats in it, and that how it be a lot of the time.
Travis may be the protagonist, but plenty of the assassins he kills are more heroic than him.
"He's not on a quest for revenge"
Not yet anyways *holds No More Heroes 2*
Does this mean there's a chance you might analyze Killer7?
Let's gooo, I was literally playing NMH as this video dropped
Mad World is more disturbing
no its not what
I think the name itself No More Heroes stands to the point that Travis is actually anti-hero, taking the path of vengeance in order to satisfy a desire. He’s probably the first antihero in a video game, but I could be wrong.
Wow, he actually has a landline and an answering machine. I'm getting old.
Played 1 and 2, 1 was great while 2 sucked
Take that back.
@@RevaliHeeHo cant take back facts
what made it bad for you? I felt like combat was more fluid in 2 and while yes I know the jobs where designed to be boring and yes they toke out the overworld but I think it helped make the game more focused in 2 without them.
@@benderman1157 the combat felt worse, the game literally became what 1 was mocking, ost worse, boss battles way worse, jobs suck, no overworld. Just doodoo
@@toooydoeur 3 better than both and 4th best Suda game
Silent hill 2 has always been my favorite story in gaming, you know what rivals it? NMH 1!!! It’s literally infectious it has so much depth in each nook and cranny
Woah just got to the video where you brought up sh2. You didn’t bring up how they both have protagonists who think they’re doing the right think but then last second realize they’re doing all of this because of some repressed traumatic memory.
I played this a bit back in the day but should definitely get the entire series on Steam at some point. I probably got tired of the jank and the grinding for money between the main missions and dropped it back then, but it's always seemed like something I should finish.
NMH is one of those series I adore, warts and all. And boy howdy does this new perspective add to my enjoyment and even hit close to home for me after recent times----
This games on sale on the Nintendo store rn and you totally convinced me to try it!
wait why was the name and thumbnail changed
0:00 Yes and it's ignorant to think otherwise.
This video might have convinced me to add NMH to my ridiculously long backlog of games. It seems like a very special game
It is....
No more heroes it's kill or be killed
2 words,1 game,Mad World
Will you do a video on NMH2?