Strawberry On The Shortcake No More Heroes
No More Heroes: Strawberry on the Shortcake is a video game developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and published by Marvelous Entertainment. This game is the third installment in the No More Heroes series and was released in Japan in 2010 for the Wii console. The game features the same protagonist from the previous games, Travis Touchdown, a professional assassin who is on a mission to become the number one assassin in the world.
Gameplay
The gameplay of No More Heroes: Strawberry on the Shortcake is similar to the previous games in the series. The player controls Travis Touchdown as he fights through various levels filled with enemies. The combat system is based on a combination of melee and ranged attacks, with the player able to use a variety of weapons, including a beam katana, guns, and grenades.
The game also features a variety of side missions and mini-games, such as mowing lawns, collecting coconuts, and participating in a wrestling tournament. These mini-games provide a break from the main story and offer additional rewards and upgrades.
Story
The story of No More Heroes: Strawberry on the Shortcake takes place after the events of the previous game, No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle. Travis Touchdown has retired from his life as an assassin and is now living a peaceful life with his cat, Jeane. However, he is forced back into the world of assassins when his best friend, Bishop Shidux, is murdered.
Travis sets out on a quest to avenge his friend's death and become the number one assassin in the world once again. Along the way, he encounters a variety of new and returning characters, including his rival, Sylvia Christel, and a mysterious new assassin known as Kimmy Howell.
Graphics and Sound
The graphics of No More Heroes: Strawberry on the Shortcake are similar to the previous games in the series. The game features a cel-shaded art style that is reminiscent of anime and comic books. The environments are detailed and varied, ranging from the streets of Santa Destroy to a haunted mansion.
The sound design of the game is also impressive, with a variety of voice actors providing the dialogue for the characters. The game also features a soundtrack composed by Akira Yamaoka, known for his work on the Silent Hill series.
Conclusion
No More Heroes: Strawberry on the Shortcake is a worthy addition to the No More Heroes series. The gameplay is solid and the story is engaging, with plenty of twists and turns to keep players interested. The graphics and sound design are also impressive, making the game a visual and auditory treat.
If you are a fan of the previous No More Heroes games or just enjoy action-packed games with a great storyline, then No More Heroes: Strawberry on the Shortcake is definitely worth checking out.
