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The Dualshock 3 is the only control scheme available there is no Move support. Load times are fairly lengthy tip boxes with gameplay information are present at nearly every load screen. There is an additional difficulty called "Very Sweet," which gives the female characters more revealing outfits. Heavenly Star is removed from the game, and tracks from the Dark Side album are used in its place. All of the cutscenes with the Japanese voice track can be seen here in this video by Ghenry Perez. English subtitles are available, but Japanese subtitles are not (even when using the JP voice track). English and Japanese voice tracks are both available this is the only version of NMH1 with a Japanese voice track. On 360, blood and violence are not censored (like NA Wii). On PS3, blood and violence are censored (like in PAL/JP Wii).
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The game runs at 720p and has a visual face lift, but has some performance issues. The core gameplay remains mostly the same. There is a strange glitch with the mooks in Bad Girl's fight in JP/PAL: Not sure if it can happen in other versions. In JP, there is a glitch in Bad Girl's fight that causes the music to disappear: Only seen here. In JP, after selecting a Side Job, the bike (while set in usual fixed position) faces the Job Center instead of the street. In JP, letters for Travis (that occasionally appear under the door) have an organization stamp at the top: In JP, in the list of assassination gigs at K-Entertainment, there is no space between the word "Gig" and the numbers on the left side.
During load screens, to move the star icon on the bottom up, you must press A on JP and B on NA/PAL. NA instead has the original Project Heroes trailer. On Travis's TV, JP/PAL have the music video for Heavenly Star. The woman is still placed next to the entrance, despite the justification for her presence (being killed for the blood trail) being completely removed. After paying the entry fee for Letz Shake, there is absolutely no blood (or blood substitute) to lead you to the level entrance. Due to the lack of blood effects, PAL/JP actually suffer from less lag. For instance, arms that were originally cut off are instead twisted. The injuries/deaths of bosses are toned down, removing any instances of dismemberment. All of the censored cutscenes can be seen here. PAL/JP are censored all blood is turned into black ash, and enemies disintegrate in black ash rather than being decapitated. There are four save slots on all Wii versions. While it is quite playable and mostly fine, there are few blemishes and glitches here and there. Because the JP version released first, it isn't quite as polished as the later NA/PAL releases. For all regions, there is only an English voice track. For obvious reasons, these versions will not be discussed or mentioned elsewhere. An article about the Wii Korean release can be found here, and Ebay listings for the 360 version can be found here and here. Note: NMH was released in Korea, but there is very little information about these versions. The first Japanese release of Heroes' Paradise will be referred to as JP HP, while the later revision will be referred to as INTL HP (International Heroes' Paradise).
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For the sake of convenience, Heroes' Paradise will be referred to only as a PS3 game rather than a PS3/360 game. This is the only version of NMH for Xbox 360. In 2021, Limited Run Games released a physical version, with a standard edition, a collectors edition, and a bundle with NMH2.Īn Xbox 360 version of Heroes' Paradise was released in addition to the PS3 version of the first (JP) release.
JP - J(enhanced from the original JP release, subtitled Red Zone Edition.) PS3 (subtitled Heroes' Paradise except for the second JP release):
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