http://nomoreheroesgame.us.ubi.com/index.php

Must..have.

Edit wait a second..the dudes name is Travis Touchdown......rofl wtf

I predict some people are going to get a banstick on them in this thread.

The game was barely hyped at all. You don't know how good it is. That is all.

Owned hard, your retort, Grandmaster, sounded like a "yo mama" joke. Really? 

Normally, I would drop this, but you seem like a smart guy, and you seem sincere about wanting to purchase the game, but having an issue, and your not the average "this game sucks because of this" fanboy who would have never played it in the first place.

If you have doubts, I suggest you rent it.

However, as I understand it, the "missions" in the game, referred to in the IGN review are basically side games meant to earn money before you move on to the meat of the game. I'm not 100 percent on this(Will be by tomorrow) but I believe the actual 12 story segments of the game are perfect in every respect and make up a good 50 or 60 percent of the game.

Like you, I know the troubles of the "no retry mission" in some games. Burnout, for instance, which was released today, requires you to drive back to the starting line after you fail. Horrible addition to the game. Grand Theft Auto also has this same foible.

However, unlike in Burnout, in NMH, such a thing is not a part of the meat of the game, and a constant issue.

So, basically, I wouldn't ask you to miss out on Burnout or the GTA series because you've had an experience of a simple annoying foible in some other game, being gamebreaking in a game you've played.

Let me assert to you, it's not. It's a minor annoyance, as is stated in the IGN review, and it's not gamebreaking, if it was, it would be at least mentioned in most of the other reviews, like the Burnout (no retry) was mentioned, in every review.

There are many reasons why not to buy NMH, but I just don't think not being able to instantly restart your grass cutting mission when you fail it, is a gamebreaker. Especially with the straightforward nature of the map, and the relative easy of navigation in the game, via the minimap, which helps to prevent that feature from being gamebreaking in San Andreas.

So, I've given my opinion on that. You decide what your choice is for yourself. You don't even have to tell me. 

I'm finding it pretty amusing how the reviewers I generally respect the most have been giving NMH a relatively low score (8.2, 7.8), but the ones I couldn't give a toss for are rating it much higher (9.0, 9.0).

I guess this shows the game is a serious case of love-or-meh. Lots of style and awesomeness, not to mention pretty decent gameplay, but also a pile of minor flaws.

In other words, pretty much what I was hoping for. Definitely still buying as soon as it arrives to the civilized world.

Zenfolder, a friend of mine another site says that when someone is attacking you, the best way to handle it is through sarcasm. Honestly, who's going to mad over something as lame as a yo-momma joke? lol!

I am not going crazy, just don´t like offensive comments about people that can´t speak for them selves.

Typical american humor to offend someones mother and totaly disrespectful.

That´s my opinion.

 Your mother is totaly disrespectful.

That's my opinion!

And no more heroes roxxxx! 

How do you figure your opinion counts when you don´t even know the person you have an opinion about?