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[Trailer] No More Heroes 3 – The Return Trailer

During The Game Awards 2019, Nintendo took the opportunity to share their latest preview trailer for No More Heroes 3, a long-awaited sequel to the hit Nintendo Wii series. Developed by Grasshopper Manufacture once again, this instalment will see the return of protagonist Travis Touchdown as they fight to protect the world from an alien invasion. This video serves to highlight a prologue to the game - as a young boy named Damon learns that his once alien friend has more sinister plans 20 years later....

December 17, 2019

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