No More Heroes confirmed for 360 and PS3

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This week's Famitsu's confirmed Grasshopper's No More Heroes for both 360 and PS3. Check out scans on Siliconera.

According to that report, the game will have new modes, Japanese voice acting ? No More Heroes only had English voice acting in Japan ? and will cost 5,040 yen on February 25.

No idea if it's coming west. Hit the link.

Source: http://www.vg247.com/2009/11/18/no-more-he...or-360-and-ps3/

AKA our game sold like crap on the Wii.

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Wow, you can really see the difference. Shameful really, if I knew this I wouldn't have rushed for a Wii at launch and got myself a 360 straight away instead (Which I ended up doing 2 years later).

I might pick this up on 360 if it's coming over here.

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Wow, you can really see the difference. Shameful really, if I knew this I wouldn't have rushed for a Wii at launch and got myself a 360 straight away instead (Which I ended up doing 2 years later).

I might pick this up on 360 if it's coming over here.

Japanese version will have English on the disc (it's confirmed).

Only issue for the 360 copy is they might region lock it.

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if you've ever played this, the Wiimote controls are the most fun part about this game. not sure how much a graphics upgrade is going to make up for that. though admittedly it looks a lot nice on PS3/360.

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I'd buy it if i could choose the Japanese voice overs :laugh:

Copy being released in Japan next year will have english/japanese voices and english subtitles :) Import it! Might have to do it for PS3 though as 360 copy might be region locked.

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