No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle trailer introduces one more hero

by JC Fletcher { Oct 22nd 2009 at 4:15PM }

This No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle trailer introduces Henry, who appears in the first game in a series of very exciting, eminently spoilable sequences. It appears to do for the former villain what Metal Gear Solid 4 did for Raiden -- make the fans love a once-despised character. Coincidentally (according to the tenuous comparison I've set up for the two), both characters are voiced by Quinton Flynn. He's just got a talent for characters that you'll probably like better the second time!

The end of the trailer features Henry fighting a young girl with some kind of giant robot arms. Thanks for existing, game.

Tags: grasshopper-manufacture, henry, no-more-heroes, no-more-heroes-2, no-more-heroes-desperate-struggle, suda51, ubisoft

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

bearmedal @ Oct 22nd 2009 4:32PM

I don't think Henry was ever despised by fans.

Santos L. Halper @ Oct 22nd 2009 5:38PM

Yeah, based the opinions of me and my friends and every comment regarding Henry I've read online, he's a very well-liked character despite being a villain.

Just another nonsensical comment from JC that I've noticed are pretty common in his posts.

MRLN (The Comment God) @ Oct 22nd 2009 4:39PM

Wow, usually they put those birthday-confirmers on everything rated M.

Also, how come Travis always gets the short end of the stick when it comes to awesome-looking weapons?

Thanatos @ Oct 22nd 2009 4:50PM

Oh hell yes

RossGough @ Oct 22nd 2009 4:53PM

Pretty sure Henry is amazing...

I know i never hated him, loved everytime he showed up!

thedisagree @ Oct 22nd 2009 8:16PM

January is gonna be epic

Quistnix @ Oct 23rd 2009 5:24AM

Come on, can I preorder this already?

Engerz @ Oct 23rd 2009 3:33PM

Yes! Sir Henry Motherf****r!

Slick @ Oct 23rd 2009 6:22PM

day one.

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