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No More Heroes Mobile Is Less Bloody, More Adorable

Suda's No More Heroes is violent. It's also really, really stylish. Those are the two things the game's probably most renowned for, so when a Japanese mobile version of the game turns up looking neither stylish nor violent, should you care? Yes! Because there's not just one mobile game, there's three of them, they take Travis and co. and turn them into fat-headed children, and because each game only costs ¥100 (USD$0.95).

NO MORE HEROES FLASH ゲーム [Game Watch]

4:30 AM on Wed Jul 9 2008
By Luke Plunkett
1,222 views, 12 comments

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Zero Punctuation Relishes No More Heroes

While Yahtzee was a little bit late to squeeze into our No More Heroes Frankenreview, he still offers a pretty enjoyable review of the game, likening the experience to, among countless other colorful, non sequitur metaphors, Branston Pickle. Having never consumed Branston Pickle, I can only assume that this review is absolutely, utterly false in its conclusion. And as I don't plan on visiting Branston's home in England any time in the near future to try it (or even going to the shelf in any large chain store to buy it), I should live a life of blissful ignorance for some time.

Zero Punctuation: No More Heroes [The Escapist]

12:40 PM on Wed Apr 9 2008
By Mark Wilson
8,863 views, 149 comments

Latest by unmarkedone: Possibly the universe would end... and IT WOULD BE AWESOME! more »

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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!
NO MORE HEROES打上げ [Marvellous, via Alkaline @ NeoGAF]

6:20 AM on Fri Feb 15 2008
By Luke Plunkett
7,563 views, 161 comments

Latest by n/a: I'd have to agree. I'm up to 7th rank now, and the voice acting so far has been great. I wish there had been more of it up till now. Its interesting to see the character of Travis, how he seems to more »

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Suda Wants To Make Mario With Guns

Grasshopper's Goichi Suda (51) is pretty comfortable making violent games, like bloody light saber fest No More Heroes (a slap in the face to most fiction/reality when burns tend to cauterize wounds, but we digress). So he was recently asked by Nintendo Official Magazine UK if he'd consider making titles for a younger crowd. And that's when his eyes turned red and pupils the darkest black of night... More »

12:00 PM on Wed Feb 13 2008
By Mark Wilson
12,700 views, 128 comments

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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:

I am concerned to learn my comments in one interview regarding the success of Nintendo 3rd party titles have been misinterpreted. My point was that "NO MORE HEROES", unlike a lot of Nintendo Wii titles currently available is the kind of product which will attract a different kind of consumer to the hardware. ie. gamers who are looking for a different genre to the products which have been successful on this platform thus far.

Nobody's arguing with that! Heck, who's arguing with the misinterpretation?!
Grasshopper Manufacture [Official Site via GameFront via Go Nintendo]

10:00 PM on Mon Jan 21 2008
By Brian Ashcraft
2,383 views, 63 comments

Latest by BTFzor_Freestyle: @ampillion : Will comment for money.: Actually I saw Z&W at number 2 spot in HMV the other day. (UK) more »

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No More Heroes Manual Looks Better Than Some Games

Who out there reads instruction manuals? Show of hands. None? That's what we thought. Video game manuals are generally:

1. Boring
2. Not super clear
3. Nor concise
4. Dull
5. Synonym of dull

But this No More Heroes manual is modeled after a comic book and looks to lack Wiimote sketches altogether. Why not take a risk on the manual? It's not like you are going to disappoint anyone if the idea's a miss. Of course, if it is fantastic, chances are that no one will notice then, either.

Marvelous! No More Heroes has a comic book manual [siliconera]

12:00 PM on Fri Dec 21 2007
By Mark Wilson
8,201 views, 82 comments

Latest by DARK DVNT; DARKDVNT [Xfire/Yahoo/Aim] ;Plz visit my website, k, thx.: I will notice now, I always give a glance at the manual, but this, this is far from the norm, I live it, and I am already down for my copy. Just a matter of time. more »

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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 »

3:00 AM on Mon Mar 12 2007
By Brian Ashcraft
1,006 views, 16 comments

Latest by n/a: I wanna be Suda-ted!! more »