[PC] Leaderboard Crash Fix - How to Downgrade NMH

This is NMH specific, if you wish to learn how to do it for other Steam games, click on this video [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_8KNOeLqyY).

1. Install **DepotDownloader** from [Github](https://github.com/SteamRE/DepotDownloader/releases). 
2. Create a folder on your desktop, name it DepotDownloader.
3. On the folder's navigation path, where it says, "This PC > Desktop > DepotDownloader," write in "powershell" or "cmd" to pop-up the respective programs. 

For **Powershell**, paste, ".\DepotDownloader.exe -app 1420290 -depot 1420291 -manifest 6234618802610409231 -username [STEAM USERNAME] -password [STEAM PASSWORD]"
For **Command Prompt (cmd)**, paste, "DepotDownloader.exe -app 1420290 -depot 1420291 -manifest 6234618802610409231 -username [STEAM USERNAME] -password [STEAM PASSWORD]"

4. After hitting enter, Steam Guard will request an Approval and you will accept it. After the code runs its course, check the DepotDownloader folder and you'll notice the "depots" folder. Click it, then "1420291," which is the app name for NMH, and then following folder. 

5. Here is the original upload for NMH back when it released on Steam on June 9th, which is useful for the run as it does not crash when skipping the leader board screen between Holly - Speedbuster, matching it on pace with the Switch version of the game.

6. Copy all the contents from this folder and paste them into your No More Heroes steam folder. This could easily be found by going on Steam, right clicking on No More Heroes, hover over "Manage" and click "Browse local files."

7. Done. You are now running a downgraded version of NMH and can run the game without worries.

Known Issues: 
The original upload for NMH did not have proper PS4 support, so you must use [DS4Tool](https://github.com/Ryochan7/DS4Windows/releases/), which masks your PS4 controller as an XBOX360 controller. You will need to launch the application every time you play, as the game will not be playable otherwise. If you use an XBOX controller, this step is not necessary.

Why not upload the depot into Resources? 
Because it would be piracy. The reason why DepotDownloader asks your Steam username/password is to ensure you own the product you are downgrading.


100% Checklist and Route

Checklist: https://goo.gl/yyNsJ0
Route: https://goo.gl/2cYZmh

The route is simplified, with room for variation and possible improvement. It is also formatted to work with *[SplitNotes](https://github.com/joelnir/SplitNotes)* during attempts.

Any% (NG) Route Guide [work-in-progress]

Bingo Guide

[section=Generating A Bingo Card]

There is currently no dedicated NMH bingo generator, so an online generator is used to create cards. Copy and paste the goals into the generator below.

http://osric.com/bingo-card-generator/

**Past bingo cards** 
http://imgur.com/a/4nSFz

[section=General Rules]

Bingo starts from a fresh file. Everyone uses the same card. Timing begins on difficulty selection. 

Certain ending points of goals may vary depending on what the players assume/agree upon.

Any version/region of NMH1 can compete against one another; for instance, an NTSC Wii version and PAL PS3 Heroes Paradise version can use the same card. However, if the Heroes Paradise-only goals are added, the Wii version cannot use the card.

[section=Goals]

**Free Spaces**
*For fun; do not use for real goals.*
Have an enemy shout “My spleen!”
Have an enemy shout “Your hair looks like shit!”

**Bosses**
Use 4 wrestling moves on a single boss,
Kill a boss with a parry,
Kill a boss with a full charge attack (not from a parry),
Deflect Dr. Peace's quick shot attack, 
Destroy all switches in the Destroyman fight,
Deflect 2 Destroy Pangs,

**Levels**
Open 14 health boxes total,
Open 14 battery boxes total,
Do not move during a phone call,
Save in 3 different toilets in ranking levels,
Use wrestling moves on 7 enemies in a single level,
Get 3 dark side powers in a single level,
Do not get lit on fire during Shinobu’s level,
Activate all 10 fire extinguishers in Shinobu's level,
Open 20 chests total, 

**Side Jobs/Assassination Gigs**
Get 5 gold medals total (one medal per game/mission),
Collect 7 medals total (one medal per game/mission), 
Pick up 51 pieces of garbage,
Get first-try baseball (in Rank 10 level or mini-game),
Beat 5 different assassination missions,
Kill only the target in a Pizza Butt mission,
Get 14 coconuts in one round,
Pump 20 cars with gas,
90 acres of grass mowed,
Kill 7 enemies in a Pizza Butt mission,

**Overworld/Other**
Beat 3 different free fight missions,
Collect 21 Lovikov balls,
Obtain Memory of Woman Lovikov upgrade,
Collect 500k lb at once,
Play with Jeane 10 times,
Buy 2 beam katana upgrades,
Run 10 different people with your bike,
Collect 7 buried money stashes (found in grass),
Collect 25 shirts (bought or found),
Jump off the ramp 7 times, 
Open 15 dumpsters total, 
Open 10 money dumpsters, 
Buy 25 pieces of clothing, 
Buy 2 of each different type of clothing,  
Get 2 strength upgrades (bench pressing),
Get 2 vitality upgrades (squat),
Get an extended combo upgrade (dumbbells),
Get 1 of each gym upgrade,

**Heroes Paradise-only**
Kill 2 dream bosses,
Open X dumpsters on foot,
Signal the ship 12 times,
Overload the Burger Supreme sign,
Get a gold medal in the cat race,
Bust open 8 coconuts,
Take two nutshots from coconuts,

**Potential Goals**
*These are goals that have been mentioned, but not fully agreed upon yet. Do not use these for real goals.*
Complete 3 Gold Town Missions, 
Kill 51 enemies in Gold Town,
Get 10 scorpions,
Grab 20 Cats,
Get a Gold on Grafitti, 
Fully upgrade Tsubakii MkI (?), 
Don’t fall into a hole during the Holly fight,
Sweep 16 mines,
Beat Death Metal with no clone spawns,

NMH Version Differences Guide [work-in-progress]

This guide covers the differences between the officially released versions of No More Heroes. This guide does not include information about any pre-release/prototype versions.

[section=Release Date]

Wii
JP - December 6, 2007
NA - January 22, 2008
EU - March 14, 2008
AU - March 20, 2008

PS3 (subtitled *Heroes' Paradise* except for the second JP release):
JP - April 15, 2010
EU - May 20, 2011
JP - July 21, 2011 (enhanced from the original JP release, subtitled *Red Zone Edition.*)
NA - August 16, 2011

Nintendo Switch (eShop)
INTL - October 28, 2020

In 2021, Limited Run Games released a physical version, with a *[standard edition](https://limitedrungames.com/products/switch-limited-run-99-no-more-heroes)*, a *[collectors edition](https://limitedrungames.com/products/switch-limited-run-99-no-more-heroes-collectors-edition)*, and *[a bundle with NMH2](https://limitedrungames.com/products/no-more-heroes-santa-destroy-bundle).*

PC (Steam):
INTL - June 9, 2021

An Xbox 360 version of Heroes' Paradise was released in addition to the PS3 version of the first (JP) release. This is the only version of NMH for Xbox 360. For the sake of convenience, Heroes' Paradise will be referred to only as a PS3 game rather than a PS3/360 game.

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).

Note: NMH was released in Korea, but there is very little information about these versions. An article about the Wii Korean release can be found *[here](https://www.siliconera.com/red-or-black-which-version-of-no-more-heroes-is-coming-to-korea/)*, and Ebay listings for the 360 version can be found *[here](https://www.ebay.com/itm/323408361266)* and *[here](https://www.ebay.com/itm/254682898634)*. For obvious reasons, these versions will not be discussed or mentioned elsewhere.

[section=Wii Regional Differences]
**General Notes**

- For all regions, there is only an English voice track.
- Because the JP version released first, it isn't quite as polished as the later NA/PAL releases. While it is quite playable and mostly fine, there are few blemishes and glitches here and there. 
-There are four save slots on all Wii versions.

**Censorship**

- PAL/JP are censored; all blood is turned into black ash, and enemies disintegrate in black ash rather than being decapitated.
- All of the censored cutscenes can be seen *[here.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjxGNKGTZFk)*
- The injuries/deaths of bosses are toned down, removing any instances of dismemberment. For instance, arms that were originally cut off are instead twisted. A few camera angles are changed, too. Some bosses disintegrate, but not all.
- Due to the lack of blood effects, PAL/JP actually suffer from less lag.
- After paying the entry fee for Letz Shake, there is absolutely no blood (or blood substitute) to lead you to the level entrance. The woman is still placed next to the entrance, despite the justification for her presence (being killed for the blood trail) being completely removed. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OABGG0rlcbo

**Miscellaneous**

- On Travis's TV, JP/PAL have the music video for *[Heavenly Star](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XL2od1AF_Cs)*. NA instead has the original Project Heroes trailer.
- During load screens, to move the star icon on the bottom up, you must press A on JP and B on NA/PAL.
- 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.
- In JP, letters for Travis (that occasionally appear under the door) have an organization stamp at the top: https://twitter.com/AdrianVG1_/status/1421991533851590659
- In JP, after selecting a Side Job, the bike (while set in usual fixed position) faces the Job Center instead of the street. **Need to double check**
- In JP, there is a glitch in Bad Girl's fight that causes the music to disappear: https://clips.twitch.tv/GoldenBombasticWatermelonDoritosChip-CbxkuUVoQ3x5EKiD **Only seen here. Not sure if it can happen in other versions.**
- There is a strange glitch with the mooks in Bad Girl's fight in JP/PAL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11dPlr9poWw
- 

Weird things to test later for JP:

- JP Gold Town, enemies don't make sounds
- JP Letz Shake, weird hum in cutscene
- JP Holly level, no sand sound effect when enemies pop out

[section=JP Heroes' Paradise]
**General Notes**

- The core gameplay remains mostly the same. 
- The game runs at 720p and has a visual face lift, but has some performance issues.
- On PS3, blood and violence are censored (like in PAL/JP Wii). On 360, blood and violence are not censored (like NA Wii).
- English and Japanese voice tracks are both available; this is the only version of NMH1 with a Japanese voice track.
- English subtitles are available, but Japanese subtitles are not (even when using the JP voice track).
- *[All of the cutscenes with the Japanese voice track can be seen here in this video by Ghenry Perez.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDNOkOZxKkA)*
- Heavenly Star is removed from the game, and tracks from the Dark Side album are used in its place.
- There is an additional difficulty called "Very Sweet," which gives the female characters more revealing outfits.
- Load times are fairly lengthy; tip boxes with gameplay information are present at nearly every load screen.
- There is Trophy support. *[List of JP Trophies here.](https://www.playstationtrophies.org/forum/topic/78610-no-more-heroes-heroes-paradise-jpn-trophy-guide-amp-road-map/)*
- The Dualshock 3 is the only control scheme available; there is no Move support.
- There is no Sixaxis support whatsoever; the right analogue stick is used to charge the beam katana.
- Upon getting a successful slot machine roll in a level, the power is not triggered automatically like in Wii. Instead, the power is stocked (up to three total), and can be triggered by pressing R2 and Circle.
- Stocked slot machine powers at the end of a level give the same amount of money as a stocked 777 in Wii (10K in a New Game, 50K in a NG+).
- The chain of enemies killed in a row without taking damage is always present, whereas Wii requires Memory of Tattoo for this to be shown. However, Memory of Tattoo is still needed in HP to gain a bonus from a chain like in Wii.
- The map can be shown by holding the L1 button. The mini-map can be toggled by a quick press of L1.
-There are 12 save slots on all PS3 versions.

**Overworld and Missions**

- The north city has been cut out entirely and cannot be accessed; the east bridge is completely absent and the west bridge has barricades. The north city is still visible to an extent, however, it is placed significantly further away (with the west bridge extended visually to match).
- The collectibles and missions that were in the north city have been shifted to the main city. 
- A handful of collectibles in the main city have been shifted to compensate for the addition of the north city collectibles (though most of them remain the same).
- While the main city has the same basic layout, there are a few minor adjustments throughout the city, most of them removing/altering buildings/barriers to make travel a little more open.
- There are still nine Side Jobs (same ones as Wii). In the Job Center, no picture of the location accompanies a side job. 
- Due to the removal of the north city, Side Job 3: Garbage Collection is now placed near Area 51.
- When Garbage Collection begins, Travis is teleported to a new location rather than starting the job next to the manager.
- The chime that plays upon collecting a piece of garbage does not play.
- Failing a mission will give a Retry option. However, rather than restarting the mission instantly, it will drop you outside the mission, forcing you to manually re-enter it to try it again.
- Bike controls are slightly different.
- When on the bike, you can open dumpsters and dig for hidden items; the collection hitbox for T-shirts while on the bike is huge to compensate in case you drift away.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP__k5rAgo0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4Q4xogqBT0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpuctjS9ldw

**Other**

- Unlike JP/PAL Wii, after paying the entry fee for Letz Shake, there is a trail leading to the level entrance, but it is black instead of red (possibly implying it is oil instead of blood). The woman is still there, in the puddle of oil (?).
- When at the Press Start screen, Travis's intro monologue will play over and over if you let the game idle.
- In the cutscene with Sylvia in the limo, Sylvia wears a dress as opposed to her usual outfit.
- In the cutscene with Sylvia getting an oil rub, there are two people with her instead of one.
- The SELECT button pauses the game. The START button gives a menu to quit the game.
- Like most JP games, the Circle button is Confirm, and the Cross button is Cancel.
-Rumble is implemented on cutscenes, unlike Wii.
-From the Armchair option in Travis's room, you can rewatch cutscenes ("Dream") or rematch bosses ("Nightmare"). Travis will fight the boss with the loadout he currently has equipped, meaning it's possible (albeit on a NG+ after he's beaten once before) on all versions of HP to fight Henry with any weapon, including the Blood Berry.

- Small gameplay difference: Travis can walk with a high charge attack, and parrying bullets stuns enemies.
- Jumping on the bike requires the right analogue stick.
- Effect when card shows up is different; on Wii, the circle radiates out, whereas it appears instantly here.
- Dashing seems slower. *Need to test to be really sure.*

[section=International Heroes' Paradise]
International Heroes' Paradise is an enhanced version of the original JP HP release. It has most of the same changes with some other refinements, extra content, and a few other odd tweaks.

**General Notes**

- The visuals are slightly changed, with slightly different shading, but certain issues are worse (like screen tearing).
- When at the Press Start screen, Travis's intro monologue will *not* play if you let it sit there, unlike Wii or JP HP.
- Load times are significantly shorter, and tip boxes are not present at load screens.
- Blood/violence is not censored.
- There is still Trophy support, but a chunk of the Trophies are different due to the addition of the NMH2 bosses. *[INTL Trophies here.](https://www.playstationtrophies.org/forum/topic/100217-no-more-heroes-heroes-paradise-trophy-guide-amp-road-map-euus/) [JP Trophies here.](https://www.playstationtrophies.org/forum/topic/78610-no-more-heroes-heroes-paradise-jpn-trophy-guide-amp-road-map/)*
-A Score Attack mode is added, letting you refight bosses from the opening menu. However, despite clear inspiration from NMH2 (including using the same music), the implementation is different. Bosses are unlocked one at a time in Score Attack as you beat them in the main Story mode (as opposed to unlocking all at once at the end), and you can select the specific weapon with each boss. It is also based specifically on scoring points as opposed to just time trials, based on factors like time, damage, first strike, etc. Used to have an online leaderboard. *Elaborate and clean up.*

**Overworld and Missions**

- The menu in the Job Center includes a picture for each job (like Wii).
- Failing a mission will give a Retry option, but unlike JP HP, retrying a mission will automatically restart the mission rather than dropping you outside of it.
- While walking, you can dig for hidden items in the ground, but only when you are over an item; Travis will not stab the ground if there is nothing to be found digging. However, you can dig from the bike even if nothing will be collected.
- Collision with cars in the overworld seems to be altered from JP HP. *Need more confirmation.*
- In the bike section on the final level, the walls slow you down significantly, unlike Wii/JP HP.

**New Side Jobs**
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InjRJMysc6g

- There are five new Side Jobs: Signaling, Sign Spinning, Kitty Race, Bust A Coconut, and People Bowling.
- The returning Side Jobs are renumbered to include the new ones.
- In Garbage Collection, the collection chime plays properly.
- All of the Side Job descriptions can be found *[here.](https://imgur.com/a/VymWfh6)*

**New Assassination Gigs**
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEOyzpjaLgg

- There are five new Assassination Gigs: Guard Break, Power-Down Battle, Big Bang Anarchy, Shortcake Freaks, and Crowded Train Carnage.
- Like the Side Jobs, the returning Assassination Gigs are renumbered to include the new ones.

**Dream Bosses**
Five bosses from NMH2 are added, fought as dreams after attaining a certain rank: Skelter Helter (Rank 9), Nathan Copeland (Rank 8 ), Kimmy Howell (Rank 5), Matt Helms (Rank 3), and Alice Twilight (Rank 2).

**DLC**
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUWWaxg8p9Q

There used to be DLC available in the form of extra beam katanas, bike decals, and a viewer that has since been unlisted. It is still possible to install this DLC with homebrew.

**Death Metal level differences**
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4STBF9T-o1k
Death Metal's level has fewer enemies; the room at the top of the staircase has significantly fewer waves of enemies, and the big room has only one wave of enemies rather than two.

**Other**

- In the intro monologue, Travis refers to "the controller" as opposed to "the Wii remote." He also says to press the START button as opposed to the A button. "Let the bloodshed begin!" is also a different take from Wii.
- At the end of the game, Sylvia's final line is changed from "I know. Too bad there won't be a sequel." to "I know. Can't wait to get the sequel."
- After Sylvia's final line, PS3 goes straight to the To Be Continued screen instead of playing a few logos beforehand.
- The functions of SELECT/START are swapped, so START goes to the pause menu, and SELECT goes to the menu to quit the game.

- Jumping on the bike requires the *left* analogue stick.

[section=Red Zone Edition Differences]
The Red Zone Edition is the second PS3 version released for Japan. It is essentially INTL HP ported back to the JP audience, with very minor differences to note.

- For the most part, it is uncensored, except for one scene: Death Metal's death scene is censored. *[Video by Alicelicious comparing the scenes](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVMmAm5ZoT8)*. As seen here, there are some odd color/lighting differences, seemingly using the original JP choices or some combination, but as far as I can tell, this only happens in these early scenes. RZ otherwise looks the same as NA/PAL HP, but I haven't checked every scene (only some), so there could be other weird moments.
- The *[DLC content](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUWWaxg8p9Q)* was available at some point, but not on the PSN Store. Instead, the content was included as a bonus code with first run copies as the "Silvia's 18 Forbidden Pack." 

[section=Switch Differences]
*Super rough work-in-progress as I learn new information. This version may get patched soon, so some things could change.*

**General Notes**

- Switch is based on Wii, runs up to 1080p and slightly modified, ported by Engine Software.
- All versions are uncensored.
- There is the option to use motion controls (when not in handheld mode) that emulate Wii controls.
- When motion controls are disabled, the controls are similar to Heroes' Paradise.
- None of the extra content or quality-of-life changes from Heroes' Paradise are present (with one slight exception regarding failing missions).
- One aspect about missions has been changed: if you fail a mission, you can retry it again. It functions similarly to JP HP rather than INTL HP, so you will get placed outside of the mission after failing, and the mission will still be open. 
- The video in Travis's TV is Travis's normal intro monologue. 
- The out of bounds glitch still works.
- Audio is slightly wonky; some stray distortion, pitch shifting, slightly different sound effects. 
- There seem to be a few more glitches on Switch. *Need to post actual videos here.*
- The logos at the beginning/end are different.
- The font for subtitles is different.

**Altered Lines**

- Sylvia's final line remains "Too bad there won't be a sequel," unlike PS3.
- In the intro monologue, Travis refers to the "controller" and "A button." The controller line appears to be the same take as PS3, whereas the A button line appears to be a different take from Wii. In addition, "Let the bloodshed begin!" is the same take as PS3 (different from Wii).

**Music Changes**
Much like PS3, Heavenly Star was removed in all instances, and replaced.
Some of them were replaced with Kill or Be Killed. *Need to confirm what the rest are.*

[section=PC Differences]
*Currently do not own this version, cannot give too much specific information, very rough notes.*

This version appears to be based on the Switch port.

- There is an anti-aliasing option.
- There is controller support, but not keyboard/mouse.
- There are a bunch of boxes covering the N64 in Travis's room.
- Has some strange glitches.

[section=No More Heroes 2 Version Differences]
*Super rough work-in-progress.*

Because there are fewer versions of NMH2, NMH2 differences will be included here as an addendum to the main NMH1 guide.

**Release Date**
Wii
NA: January 26, 2010
AU: May 25, 2010
EU: May 28, 2010
JP: October 21, 2010

Nintendo Switch (eShop)*
INTL: October 28, 2020

In 2021, Limited Run Games released a physical version, with a *[standard edition](https://limitedrungames.com/products/switch-limited-run-100-no-more-heroes-2)*, a *[collectors edition](https://limitedrungames.com/products/switch-limited-run-100-no-more-heroes-2-collectors-edition)*, and *[a bundle with NMH1](https://limitedrungames.com/products/no-more-heroes-santa-destroy-bundle).*

PC (Steam):
INTL - June 9, 2021

**General Differences (Wii)**

- JP is censored (but not PAL). All of the censored cutscenes can be seen *[here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWcA3u-quXg).*
- Margaret Moonlight has a slightly different version of *Philistine* based on the version. NA: *[Link](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNM5mFQ9siI)*. JP/PAL: *[Link](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFXqJ--L_Kk)*.
- Japan got a special Hoppers Edition, which included the game, a DVD with NMH1.5 (an interquel between 1 and 2) and a few other videos, a Mini Sound Track disc of a handful of tracks, and a special art book. Pre-orders also included a so-called "Erotica Comic." The comic included several features, most of which hasn't been translated. "No More Losers," a story about Skelter Helter, has been translated and can be found *[here](https://nutella-assassin-blog.tumblr.com/post/23754282255/the-entirety-of-the-no-more-losers-mini-comic).*
- In NA, Alice Twilight is erroneously referred to as "Alice Moonlight" on the rank up screen after her fight. The credits do refer to her by the correct name, however.

**Switch Differences**
Like NMH1 Switch, NMH2 was ported to Switch by Engine Software, so it has all of the same base improvements/options: higher resolution, faster loading times, uncensored in all versions, different subtitle font, motion control options, etc. It also seems to have its own share of glitches and is slightly prone to crashing (*Mostly anecdotal based on various reports*)

- There is now full camera control with the right analogue stick.
- There are 51 save slots (as opposed to 10 on Wii). 
- Travis's face during loading screens is much bigger.

**PC Differences**
*Same deal as the NMH1 port: Currently don't own, seems to be based on Switch version with some minor changes.*

[section=Special Thanks]

Santa Destroy Maps

https://imgur.com/a/09ayj

Maps for routes and collectibles.

Slot Machine Chances

TL;DR Do 4-5 wrestling moves at the beginning of the level to max out your chances for slot machine power ups.

I reverse engineered the slot machine and here's the basic formula:

Wrestling percent = starts at 1 (probably each level? definitely at the start of level 1), goes up with each wrestling move (finishing them afterwards doesn't matter) On the first level the wrestling move swinging the wiimote down is 30 and swinging up is 20. Max 100.
x = random number between 0-99
if x < 3 and random0-99 < wrestling percent then 777
else if x < 7 and random0-99 < wrestling percent then BAR x3
else if x < 11 and random0-99 < wrestling percent then Bell x3
else if x < 15 and random0-99 < wrestling percent then Grasshopper x3
else if x < 25 and random0-99 < wrestling percent then Cherry x3

(each chance (e.g. 3, 7, 11...) seems to be increased by 1 for each additional enemy killed with the same slash, instead of rolling the whole thing again (might need to confirm this again))

There's another trigger for each powerup that makes it more likely,. For 777 on a specific level (i don't know which) if you have enough enemies killed there's an additional 5% chance. There is some additional override for each other power up too that I haven't investigated yet.

So with max wrestling percent:
about 26% chance to get a power up
3% for 777
4.12% for BARx3
4.30% for Bellx3
4.49% for GrassHopper x 3
11.76% for Cherryx3
(If I did my math correctly...)

---------------------------- REVERSE ENGINEERED SPECIFICS -----------------------------------

I got the address for the amount of 7s you have stored by using the dolpin-memory-engine (https://github.com/aldelaro5/Dolphin-memory-engine). I also had to use an old version of dolphin that worked with it. (It hasn't been updated to get the extra wii memory when in the new versions). (dolphin-master-5.0-11333). (I used an nkit compressed backup of my wii version of nmh, which I hope that won't affect the ram addresses.) The address that holds the amount of 7s you have stored is 92F073C8. Using memory breakpoints to work backward I eventually saw that the slots are determined in the function at address 800ce4fc (I call it Sets55r24SetSlot in my symbol map). I forgot most of the details of getting to that function but I have some of those addresses in the watch list I'll include at the end. This was mostly just frame counters based on the slots finishing and the banner finishing. 

Anyway the Sets55r24SetSlot does a bunch of checks and then some RNG calls and then calls the function 8009C778 (SetSlotToActive) with an argument in r5 indicating what the result of the slot should be. -1 means the slots shouldn't result in a dark side mode. 55 means it will be 777. The main logic that determines what r5 is and thus what the slot result starts at 800ce6a8 (after some additional non rng checks which I haven't seen changing in my experimenting):

1st check 800ce6a8 (777 enemies killed on a specific level chance and 5%):

It calls a function at 800ADC80 (I called it PRNGProcessor0-99 since it processes the RNG func to get a range) which returns a random number between 0 and 99. Sets55r24SetSlot does some caculation on that number which I don't understand but usually results in a low number around 10-15 and compares it to the value at in ram at 92F0747C (92f05ce0 + 0x179C (4 bytes)) which seems to be the number of enemies killed before getting a slot result or at least before triggering this. 
If the random number is less than the number of enemies killed it sets the enemies killed to 0 and calls 8011454C (GetCurrentSTG). That function compares what seems to be the name of the level against a table of level names and returns a number. The level string is stored at 92F04BBC and is at least 7 bytes long. For level one it's STG083, for the intro menu screen it's STG0001. If that func returns 66 (it returns 42 in level 1). Then we call PRNGProcessor again and compare it to 5. So all in all its some unknown chance on a specific level * 5%. The function then goes back to the normal 7 check and if that fails but the the level check and the 5% didn't then it gives you a 7 anyway (see 800ce7c8, r30 was set after the 5% check succeeds).

2nd check 800ce7a0 (777 3% and Wrestling percent):
First it calls the PRNGProcessor0-99 and then get the one of the arguments to this function that was stored in r24 (seems to be 1 with one enemy and 2 with two enemies killed at once) and add 2 to it. So 3 for a single enemy. If that succeeds runs the PRNGProcessor0-99 again and compares it to the byte at 92F0740D (92f05ce0 + 0x172D). This is the Wrestling percent that I mentioned. Based on messing around and seeing the value in the memory watcher, it seems this starts at 1 at the start at the level and increases with each wrestling move (doesn't matter if you kill the enemy with A afterwards or not) to a max of 100. On the first level doing a wrestling move where you swing the wiimote and nunchuck down gives 30 points and up gives 20 points. The random number needs to be less than your wrestling points to trigger the 777. So if you don't do any wrestling moves you have a 0.03% (3% * 1%) chance of getting a 777. If all that succeeds, it checks to make sure you don't already have 3 777s stored at byte 92F073C8 (92f05ce0 + 0x16E8) and calls the SetSlotToActive func with r4 = 55. The magic number for 777.

3rd check 800ce82c (BAR x3 about 4.12% and Wrestling percent)
Next it loads the first RNG value that was compared against the 3% and compares it against r24 (usually 1, see above) + 6. If that suceeds then we load the wrestling percent and compare it to a new PRNGProcessor0-99 result. If that suceeds we call SetSlotToActive with 54 which is BAR x3. There's another override check (like the 1st check for 777) that I haven't investigated yet. If r29 is 1 then we trigger BARx3 even if the other checks failed.
4th check 800ce8a0 (bell x3 about 4.30% and Wrestling percent):

It does the same flow as the 3rd check for BAR BAR BAR but with 10 + r24 (usually 1, see above) and the left over rng value. So 93%(leftover chance from the other powerups) * (11 -7)% = 4.30%. And another secret override check I haven't investigated yet. If r28 is 1 it will do it anyways. If this succeeds you get the dark side mode where you shoot energy balls, BELLx3 i think.

5th check 800ce918 (Grasshopper x3 about 4.49% and Wrestling percent):
Same flow as above but with 14 + r24. Another override with r27.

6th check 800ce98c (51 (cherry x3) 11.76% and wrestling percent):
Same flow as bove with 24 + r24. Another override with r26.

And if all of those fail then we call SetSlotToActive with -1 which will give a random non winner slot.

Interesting ram addresses (I'll add the json file to import into the dolphin memory engine):
??? gets set to current money; 91293438; 4 bytes (Word)
Money display follow; 9129343C; 4 bytes (Word)
Money target; 92F06FD4; 4 bytes (Word)
Number of 7s; 92F073C8; Byte
7gate2 == 1 (set 7 in mem, after banner)); 91293829; Byte
7gate3m == 1 (is slot ready?); 91293828; Byte
Frame counter blocking 7gate2 60f; 91293824; 4 bytes (Word)
r0 slot value (slot frame counter b4 final); 9129380E; 2 bytes (Halfword)
slotgate2 == 1 (after frame gate); 9129381E; Byte
slotgate3 == r3 (1?); 8060FE78; 4 bytes (Word)
slotgate4 frame counterfinalslot ==14; 9129381C; 2 bytes (Halfword)
setafter7gate3m; 91293838; 4 bytes (Word)
PRNG seed; 80611178; 4 bytes (Word)
num enemies killed before powerup?; 92F0747C; 4 bytes (Word)
Wrestling percent; 92F0740D; Byte
7Check in hmmr4powerupcmp == 0 (non zero if currently in a darkside mode); 91293BA2; 2 bytes (Halfword)
Sets55 7 gate == 0; 92F07444; Byte
cur level code; 92F04BBC; string[7]

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