No More Heroes and its Sequel are Now on Steam

It seems that Travis Touchdown has found a new home once again. The beginnings of his franchise, No More Heroes and No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle are now on PC after coming to the Nintendo Switch system last year. XSEED Games has released them for a price point of $19.99 each. However, until June 15^th, you can purchase the games at a 10% discount, which makes it a perfect accompaniment for E3 weekend.

Here is what the press release comments specifically about the PC versions of the games. “The PC releases have been updated to deliver HD visuals running at 60FPS and include Steam Cloud support and other PC-specific features. Grab your aviator glasses, red leather jacket, and beam katana, and get ready for some mayhem!”

Also, here is what the press release has to say about each game specifically. “In No More Heroes, Travis Touchdown starts off as the #11 ranked assassin in the United Assassins Association (UAA). With his trusty beam katana, he must face off against the world’s top 10 assassins.

He rides the streets of Santa Destroy on his signature motorbike, the Schpeltiger, and packs an arsenal of pro-wrestling moves honed from years of watching wrestlers powerbomb and body slam each other. It’s a long way to the top, but the all-American otaku won’t stop until he’s the #1 assassin in the world, baby!

No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle takes place three years after Travis achieves his goal of becoming the #1 assassin in the UAA. He takes it a little too easy, however, and finds himself falling all the way down the ranks to #51. Adding to his problems is Skelter Helter, another assassin who has sworn revenge on Travis for the death of his brother.

With his trusty beam katanas in hand for twice the hacking and slashing and teamed up with his allies Shinobu and Henry Cooldown, Travis is on a mission to reclaim his #1 position and fend off new challengers. Always an otaku at heart, there’s also plenty of time for retro 8-bit minigames to earn some cash!”

If you like the franchise or haven’t gotten to check em out yet, give the PC version a try. Travis Touchdown has more adventures ahead, so this is a great way to get started.