Kotaku
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xbox 360
No More Heroes Designer Keen On Project Natal
While originally rumored for the Xbox 360, No More Heroes is a Wii title. Though, Microsoft's Project Natal announcement at E3 might be enough to lure Suda's upcoming motion controlled games to the Xbox 360. More »
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Comment by Trepie: Sometimes I think I'm the only person who doesn't care for motion controls. Just give me a control pad... 7 Responses | Other threads
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suda51
Suda Plays Waaaayyyy Too Much Burnout Paradise
You may know Goichi Suda as Suda51. Or the guy who came up with Killer 7, and No More Heroes. But you may not know that he's also a complete Burnout Paradise fiend. An addict. More »
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Comment by JoBo: Where does he have the time to log in 700 hours into a game when he should be...I dunno, MAKING... 7 Responses | Other threads
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goichi suda
No More Heroes On Bringing Back The Japanese Market
The Japanese game market, once vibrant and bustling, has been sluggish of late. It has seen better days! Goichi Suda from No More Heroes thinks he knows what will jump start it: More »
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Comment by GrantBourque: Nothing wrong with making great games that are easy to pickup and play. Valve has done a superb job on... 12 Responses | Other threads
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marvelous entertainment
Grasshopper Manufacture's PS3 Title Is "Risky"
Grasshopper Manufacture, the developer behind Wii franchise No More Heroes, is working on a PS3 game — perhaps that rumored Kafkaesque title? Who knows? President of Marvelous Interactive, Yasuhiro Wada, does. More »
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Comment by okenny :) ...building bridges (to hide under): I wonder if it's going to be a pack-in with the new PS-Wand... 20 Responses | Other threads
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e3 2009
No More Heroes' Goichi Suda Has Plans For The Wii Vitality Sensor
You may not have been overly excited to see Nintendo unveil the Wii Vitality Sensor, a Wii Remote add-on that monitors one's pulse and "the body's inner world," but it filled No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle director Goichi Suda with ideas. More »
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Comment by BubbleF**kingBuddy: Bad video game developers look at the features of a console and say "That's dumb. Why did they do that?" Good... 10 Responses | Other threads
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wii
No More Heroes 2 Brings Double The Beam Katana Action
More No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle info. The game got an oh-so-brief teaser announce at last year's Tokyo Game Show. This week's Famitsu adds a few more details. More »
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Comment by Some_Guy2: What does Grasshopper stand to lose by making this game multiplatform? Nothing. What do they stand to gain by keeping... 31 Responses | Other threads
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goichi suda
No More Heroes On Other Platforms Would Be "Great"
No More Heroes is a Wii game. Rumors have swirled for some time that the title was originally planned as an Xbox 360 title, but it ended up on the Wii instead. More »
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Comment by Ueziel: I don't agree. It wouldn't be the same and I think even more people would whine about the overworld not... 17 Responses | Other threads
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arcade
The Bestest Arcade Piggy Bank
Screw interest rates! Is there a better way to sock money away than this? No dear reader, there ain't. More »
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Comment by CatboyMac's angry girlfriend: I have one of those in my fake apartment Playstation Home. You can play Pac-Man, Xevious, Dig-Dug, and Galaga on... 3 Responses | Other threads
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tokyo game show 2008
Why Goichi Suda Brought Beer To The Interview...
Several nights ago at some party here, I asked Grasshopper Manufacture president Goichi Suda if No More Heroes 2 was going to be announced at TGS. He said, "No", that he didn't know about NMH2, no, no, no. Told Suda he was lying, and he promised he was not — promised a beer that if he was lying. And low and behold, yesterday Marvelous Entertainment announced No More Heroes 2, and Suda brought a beer to our interview today. Suda was lying.
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Comment by ShinGetterPoPo: I wouldn't mind earlier mention of games. I'm not worried about trailers or what not, as long as the game makes... 2 Responses | Other threads
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tokyo game show 2008
Goichi Suda Has Not Given Up On You Nintendo Wii
When asked how No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle was different from No More Heroes, Grasshopper Manufacture's Goichi Suda jokingly pointed out that the titles were not the same and that in-game outfits had changed as well. M'kay! "We wanted to do it for the Xbox 360," Suda said, "but the Wii's motion controlled interface feels the best." For Suda, that interface is exactly what No More Heroes is. More »
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Comment by AnonymityRocks: They've already said Europe will get two versions, one with cuts, one the same as the US version, so depending... 4 Responses | Other threads
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The Silver Case
Old Suda Game Coming To PSN
Waaaay back when he first started designing games, Goichi Suda and his Grasshopper team put out a game called Silver Case. Was a kooky murder investigation game. Well, as part of Grasshopper's ongoing tenth anniversary celebrations, it's been announced the game will be re-released. Well, re-released again, since a DS version's already on the way. That's the good news! The bad news is that, as a PS1 game, it'll probably be Japan-only again, leaving it available only to the more enterprising digital importers amongst you. More »
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Comment by ThursdayNext: According to Gamasutra [www.gamasutra.com] it's a worldwide release. Hope this is true. :) 4 Responses | Other threads
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japan
Why Are Suda And Mikami Working With EA?
Earlier, EA announced that it would be working with Grasshopper Manufacture, the creators of Killer 7 and No More Heroes, and Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami. EA Partners will publish the Shinji Mikami-produced, Goichi Suda-designed game on the PC, Xbox 360, PLAYSTATION 3 and Wii. So why are these two Japanese gaming forces working with EA? More »
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Comment by Ryodestined: Yeah: Grasshopper is getting support it deserves Nay: Money is power and EA might use that power unwisely. It seems like they... more » | Other threads
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famitsu
Yes, Have A Look Or Two At Fatal Frame IV
This week's Famitsu has a look at the Nintendo published surivival horror Zero ~Tsukihami no Kamen~ AKA Fatal Frame IV. The Wii game is being directed by Tecmo's Makoto Shibata and Grasshopper's Goichi Suda. While Shibata worked on the previous Fatal Frame games, Suda was roped in to work on Fatal Frame IV. Hit the jump for another look at the game. More »
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Comment by questworld: The Wii already gets the shaft when it comes to supposedly AAA games coming out now and in the future.... more » | Other threads
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no more heroes
Fez Music Dude Makes Suda Remix!
All around nice guy Jason DeGroot isn't just one of the dudes responsible for Fez, he's also responsible for other things! He'll be adding his music stylings to the No More Heroes soundtrack in remix form. If you're not familiar with DeGroot's groovy retro music, check out the embedded link above. It's truly fantastic stuff. If you're not familiar with No More Heroes, well. More » -
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Goichi Suda, Shinji Mikami Team Up For More Awesomeness?
Word has it that No More Heroes creator Goichi Suda and Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami have joined forces for a yet unannounced project. (Previously, the duo worked together on Killer7.) We've been hearing rumblings about this for a while, as has game magazine GamesTM. The latest issue dishes: More »
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Comment by ninjaraiden: Suda51 AND Clover!? Man can it get any better? Answer: No. No it can not. more » | Other threads
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no more heroes
No More Heroes Does OK In America (Probably Better In Europe)
Marvellous Interactive have published some worldwide shipping/sales figures for Suda's No More Heroes. In Japan, homeland of all parties involved? It's done terribly. Only 40,000 copies have shipped since launch. Ouch. How about America, then? Little better: they've shipped around 200,000 copies, and have sold just over 100,000 since launch. Not bad! Finally, however, they announce some European numbers. And while the game's not even out there yet (it's shipping late Feb/early March across all PAL territories), they're expecting to sell 160,000 units across the continent at launch. Could something finally be coming up roses for Suda? Let's hope so! More »
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Comment by Highlar: I'd have to agree. I'm up to 7th rank now, and the voice acting so far has been great. I wish... more » | Other threads
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xbox 360
Suda Wants to Make Xbox 360 Games For Your American Love
Goichi Suda is known for his quirky, cel shaded games like Killer 7 and No More Heroes — both appearing on Japanese hardware. But Suda's ready to expand his game developer wings and try something different. Says Suda: More »
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Comment by psychobaka: There was another Japanese game developer that really liked the 360 because he knew that his games would be played... more » | Other threads
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clips
Watch No More Heroes Lose Gallons Of Blood
Want to see what Wii owners in Europe and Japan are missing out on, in terms of flowing rivers of blood, decapitations and amputations? Then watch xserothx's No More Heroes Death Scene Comparison clips for a study in regional censorship. This is grisly stuff, folks, and not for the faint of heart of virtual murder. Anyone wary of spoilers should skip 'em, as they're essentially every boss fight in the game. More » -
goichi suda
3rd Party Titles Not Selling Comment "Misinterpreted"
Remember when No More Heroes creator Goichi Suda said third party Wii games weren't selling? And then we looked at the sales chart and saw that, save Mario Party and Sonic and Mario at the Olympic Games, Suda was right. But no, no, no. Suda says that quote was taken out of context, misinterpreted. On his company's website, Suda tries to clear the air: More »
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Comment by BTFzor_Freestyle: @ampillion : Will comment for money.: Actually I saw Z&W at number 2 spot in HMV the other day. (UK) more » | Other threads
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goichi suda
"Third Party Wii Games Aren't Selling"
No More Heroes creator Goichi Suda says third party Wii games aren't selling. He should know! Even though it faired well critically, nobody in Japan bought his game. (Well, not nobody.) What does Suda think of developing for the Wii? This: More »
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Comment by XAnthonyX: Yeah.. They don't do well because Nintendo has such a good reputation and advertise them really well. I think.. haha.... more » | Other threads
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blood
No More Heroes Censorship Explained...Kinda
No More Heroes was supposed to be a gorefest in Europe and the US. But to every Australian Kotaku writer's surprise, the game will have the blood censored for its Europe release. In the theme of pretending we care about markets outside the US, we thought that we should let you know that Grasshopper CEO 'Suda 51' and Marvelous's Yashiro Wada made a joint statement today on the matter that should clear things up a bit:First, let me say how honoured I am that everyone in Europe is expecting No More Heroes....The sales point of this game is action. Both I and Wada san have concentrated on making the best possible action game for the Nintendo Wii. We have chosen to release in Europe the same version as has shipped in Japan considering the broadly growing Wii market.
In other words, everyone thinks this will be a more lucrative plan. I prefer the subtlety of ash fountains to spurting blood anyway. More »
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By Mark WilsonComment by Deaf Mute: @L_K_M: If you are going to have blood, why not have it be red? more » | Other threads
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no more heroes
Ubisoft Picks Up No More Heroes For U.S. Release
Grasshopper Manufacture's No More Heroes may not have Halo 3 or Grand Theft Auto IV hype behind it, but we're certainly looking forward to Goichi Suda's next. Fortunately, for us English speakers, IGN reveals that the game finally has a Western publisher who's brave enough to take on the Wii follow up to Killer 7. Ubisoft have stepped up to the plate to bring No More Heroes stateside. The even better news? Travis Touchdown and his cel-shaded mates will be coming to the West in February of 2008. More »
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Comment by Zach Isso: This so makes up for the half-hour I wasted playing Red Steel. more » | Other threads
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poop to save
No More Dumps
Bathroom saves, nothing new! Dead Rising has 'em. Silent Hill has 'em. And now it looks like No More Heroes has water closet saves as well — with hot sitting on the throne action. Once again, leave it to game creator Goichi Suda to push the envelope further. Toilet saves are so the new black. More » -
overheard at metal gear party
Suda51 Announcing Something Soon to Somebody
Vague, I realize. Goichi Suda, Killer7 creator, tells SEGA brownman Toshihiro Nagoshi that he'll be announcing something in the next few weeks. No More Heroes is a while off, and Suda's got his fingers in several pies, so I'm curious: What is he announcing? Info about his Snatcher project with Kojima? His proposed PS3 game? His unannounced Xbox 360? What? Like I said, I'm curious.
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Comment by Hodge: I really want a Snatcher remake, because I never played the first and I wanna know what all the fuss... more » | Other threads
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fifty-one
Suda on Western, Japanese Gamers
Some Japanese game developers and publishers really don't care about the international market. As long as the domestic customers are happy, then that's all that matters! And hey, if foreign players buy the games, that's just an added bonus. So old fashioned! But some devs are open minded, forward thinking even. Take No More Heroes creator and Grasshopper Manufacturer bossman Goichi Suda. He wears cowboy boots! Here's his two cents on reaching an international market: More »
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Comment by Witzbold: Oh yeah and suda51 is totally awesome. More devs need to be a bit more open minded I think here... more » | Other threads
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suda
Suda Is A Punk
Critics darling and Killer 7 producer Goichi Suda talked about artistry and business at last week's GDC. He explained that there are two types of creators: Business-oriented and art-oriented. For business devs, the client's wishes and expectations are priority numero uno. But the arty-types, it's their vision. (Though, Suda does admit that basically all game developers must be business-oriented, because, well, it is a business!) But at the end of the day, he says that he and his company Grasshopper Manufacture hold art in the highest regard thanks to, and we quote, "punk spirit." Not so much anti-authority, but rather, he's talking about doing something different from others. Take Killer 7, which he made with Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami. Suda explains: More »
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