Fri, Nov 27, 2009 | 12:07 GMT
No More Heroes PS360 site gets update
The updated version of No More Heroes is now a little meatier thanks to a site update today, giving more shots and a lot of blacked out, soon-to-be-filled areas.
Looks as though there are going to be differences between the PS3 and 360 versions, too.
It’s Thanksgiving weekend, OK? Thanks, elronathon.
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Posted in: Action, PS3, Xbox 360
Tags: no more heroes
5 comments
#1
Blerk
27/11/09, 12:12 pm
Yeah, the site basically confirms that the 360 version has a higher age rating, which probably means it’ll be censored on the PS3. Not too much though, it’s still the equivalent of a 17 (compared to the 360 version’s ‘adults only’ rating).
#2
Hunam
27/11/09, 12:21 pm
Not a bad idea really. The 360 is niche over there so anyone who has one probably knows how to get the adult rated games where the PS3 is more mainstream so they can sell it more broadly.
#3
Herlock
27/11/09, 12:24 pm
Blerk
Cero Z on both version on Amazon Jp.
#4
Blerk
27/11/09, 12:26 pm
I would tend to believe the game’s own web site before Amazon, tbh. That has the PS3 version specifically down as a Cero D.
Not that it matters – if it ever makes it over to the West no doubt we’ll get the ‘uncensored’ version on both machines.
There seems to be a unique ‘saucy art book’ with each version too.
And the developer is Feel Plus, who did Lost Odyssey and (are doing) Ninety-Nine Nights 2.
#5
The Hindle
27/11/09, 1:44 pm
If this comes out in 2010 as well it is getting crazy seriously