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No More Heroes 3 Release Date on PlayStation, Xbox Announced

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No More Heroes 3 release date

No More Heroes 3 is finally coming to PlayStation, Xbox, and PC after being exclusive to the Nintendo Switch for a year. The game’s publisher, Xseed Games, took to social media to announce the news. 

The game’s release on other platforms will bring enhanced HD graphics, frame rates, and faster loading times. We also got a new trailer displaying the game at improved frame rates and resolutions. The trailer highlights some of the game’s extravagant action and bizarre flourishes. And we also saw Travis’ cat at a glance. 

A unique physical edition of the PS5, PS4, and Xbox versions is also available on pre-order. Xseed Games has included some unique souvenirs for franchise fans in the pre-orders. The edition comes with a softcover art book, a CD, and a Santa Destroy commemorative license plate. The cover book contains 70 pages of stunning artwork, while the CD has 22 songs from the original soundtrack. The edition retails at $59.99.

No More Heroes 3 will launch on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 and will also be accessible to Windows PCs through Steam and the Microsoft Windows Store. Smart Delivery will be compatible with  Xbox One and Xbox Series X and S. 

No More Heroes 3 is the third and final installment in the series. The first entry into the series launched on the Nintendo Wii in 2007. No More Heroes 3 concludes Travis Touchdown’s quest to become the top superhero in the galaxy. The game has received positive reviews despite the aspects of the game that fans have criticized for slowing down the game. 

No More Heroes 3 Release Date

No More Heroes 3 is currently available for Nintendo Switch. The PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S ports will be available on October 11.

 

What’s your take? Where will you be playing your No More Heroes 3 on? PlayStation, Xbox, or PC? Do you look forward to playing the game? Let us know over on our socials here or down in the comments below.

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