Iga_Bobovic said:

Anyone who thinks No More Heroes is awful game has no heart. Anyone who thinks it's a great game has no brains.

 So true actually. 

It's one of those games that needs a lot of polish. It's like a rough gem. 

Really rough

So where is the next 1up story then? They said 5 days but are they only counting weekdays?

gamingeek said:

Suda51 clarifies - next NMH for Wii plus

Wat?! Why is Suda51 clarifying Wii Plus?! Pachter was right all along?! When is it coming out?!

MEGATON!!!

No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle - 'Shinobu', '8-Bit Coconut', and '8-Bit Steakhouse' footage

(here)

Foolz said:

I want my own fluroescent globe lightsabre!

I...have one. Right here. It's not really fluorescent, but it does the work.

http://www.officialnintendomagazine.co.uk/article.php?id=12075

With a glowing laser blade in each hand, the options afforded in combat have multiplied. Action sequences become a kinetic, technicolour blur with some of the prettiest graphics we've seen on the Wii. Purists can opt to stick with one katana, but with the combat options and potential for carnage offered by two, we think they'll be in the minority. Series creator Suda 51 also promises some tasty new wrestling moves, inspired by Travis' fascination with lucha libre grapplers.

Meanwhile, an upgraded physics system means that Travis is free to hurl his enemies through furniture, into walls and over high ledges. Enemies have apparently been busy taking martial arts classes, with new AI meaning combat will flow better, and foes changing their tactics on the fly to cope with your attacks.

The team thankfully seem to have taken criticisms of the first game's free roaming sections to heart. No More Heroes' hub city of Santa Destroy was a large but rather desolate place, completely bereft of soul or life. The Wii's very own Milton Keynes, if you will.
A handy plot twist means that Santa Destroy has been rebuilt by the Pizza Butt corporation, and though smaller than in the original game, the promise is that the open world sections are now packed with activities and civilians, who will leap out of the way as you speed past, giving the open areas the feel of the Crazy Taxi games, rather than bargain basement GTA.

Other innovations are promised, with Suda 51 claiming that his team now have the experience and technical know-how to push the Wii to its very limits, with motion blur, HDR lighting and depth of field for you techy types to go all dewy eyed over.

Though not nearly finished, we're hugely excited about No More Heroes 2. It's looking loud, brash and offensive, yet funny, charming and really rather beautiful. We expect nothing short of demented genius when Grasshopper unleashes it in early 2010.