Hey Everyone, sorry for the delay on this review, you probably all already have NMH but for the few out there who don't, keep reading!

My first impressions of No More Heroes was great, I was highly anticapating this game for some time and I have to admit, I'm very pleased! NMH delivered more than I thought. As many people will say, the graphics are bad, but who cares when you have Travis Touchdown wielding A Beam Katana asassinating people!

The controls are pretty easy to get your head around. You move with the control stick, the Z Button gives you a close-up and the C Button clicks into view of where Travis is looking. The Wii-Mote controls are good. When your fighting enemies you keep tapping 'A' to attack and then when your enemies health is nearly depleated, you can deliever a finishing blow where ever the system shows you to thrust your Wii-Mote. When you line up the slots after a large amount of enemies killed you enter your 'Dark Side' where the special attacks are, STRAWBERRY ON THE SHORTCAKE where you move like lighting killing anyone in your path, BLUEBERRY CHEESE BROWNIE where you move the crosshair the appears on the screen onto a target and press 'A' to shoot waves of energy to kill, CRANBERRY CHOCOLATE SUNDAE where you kill all enemies with the right input, ANARCHY IN THE GALAXY where you press the '-' button to activate an explosion which kills all around you and finally CHERRY which slows down your enemies to take them out with plenty of time.
Other controls for the Wii-Mote are the 'B' button to 'Daze' or 'Confuse' an enemy and them press 'B' again to perform an on screen command to activate a wrestling move. The 'D-Pad' are the camera controls which aren't too annoying and the final controls are for your motorbike or as it's christened the 'Schpeltiger' which looks incredibly similar to the bike in 'Akira' as all you Anime fans should know!(pointed out by my best friend). You accelerate by holding the 'A' Button and can sue a 'Boost' feature by holding down the 'Z' Button but only for a limited time, you'll have to wait untl the meter charges up to use it again. Control your bike with the Control Stick, out on the brakes with 'B' and you can swerve sharply left or right by quckly holding 'B' and moving the Wii-Mote in wither direction, ou can jump on the bike by lifting the Wii-Mote and your bike will do so, but you will crash a lot doing this I'd say. Especially into cars!

Ok, apart from the controls the main story is fantastic, you buy your Beam Katana(The Blood Cherry) in an internet auction and you end up assasinating the 11th Ranked assassin in the UAA. You become Number 11 and start your journry to the top from there. You meet a very attractive woman named Sylvia who 'helpls' you throughout the game. You have to pay to enter the next ranking mark, so the only way to earn money is, part-time jobs. You can collect coconuts, Mow grass or collect rubbish to name a few. Those three are good fun. When you get anough money you pay the ATM(I know, sounds weird) and you go back to the motel to find out where your next fight is located. When you face your opponent you have to go through a course of henchmen that can be easily disposed of. Every assassin has a back story and has great life and keeps you entertained the entire way through, especially Destroy Man(I won't reveil any spoilers). Also, you save the game by going to the toilet, every time. Just thought that would be a bit of info!

In the end, I love this game, it has good challenges and a FANTASTIC voice cast! One of the best and probably THE best voice cast in history. Like always the graphics come to play, but they don't bother me much, the 'Schpeltiger kept getting stuck in places but once it's out of the radar you can press the '1' Button and have a friend bring it round. There are treasures around which is basically money which is helpful, but frustrating. Lokk in skips to find more money and T-Shirts and find all the 'Lovikov' Balls ho

Their wounds cannot be healed. [I have to go heal their wounds]...
If you get lost in the darkness, join your hands together like before!
I am counting the days since my birth.
Has the number of days been recorded?
I do not want to forget what has happened since my birth.
With whose heart does the next story lay?
-Sora, Roxas, and The Enigmatic Soldier/Terra, appear in the background.
-Scenes from the Final Mix secret movie Birth By Sleep appear with a remix of "The Other Promise" (Song) playing in the background.

In the summer of 2006, Square-Enix and Disney announced a brand new game to be released on March 29, 2007: KINGDOM HEARTS II: FINAL MIX+. Following suit from the original installment, this game is a complete revamp with several additional features from the previously released Kingdom Hearts II.

In FM+, Japanese players will experience the English dub of Kingdom Hearts II, as well as get the chance to fight some all-new bosses (such as Roxas in The World that Never Was, a battle that was previously a non-interactive cutscene). Additional scenes and areas are included, including several new plot developments involving Roxas in Organization XIII and the chance to explore Hollow Bastion and other areas to a fuller extent.

A major departure from the original KH:FM is the inclusion of an entirely separate game in FM+'s package. Kingdom Hearts || Re: Chain of Memories, an entirely three-dimensional PS2 remake of the wildly popular GBA game Chain of Memories, will be included with KHII's final release. Players will get the chance to experience the CoM storyline in dazzling new graphics on the Playstation 2 console. Several additions have been added to this re-release of CoM, such as new battles (Riku vs. Zexion, for example) and the chance to use Re:CoM saves to unlock new battles in its counterpart, KHII:FM+.

Developers have not announced whether KH2:FM+ will be released to North America or Europe, but several reliable sources have stated the rumored possibility of a fall 2007 release, if any.