No More Heroes

By Brian Ashcraft It's not just that," Suda explains. "I wanted to revisit Travis Touchdown. I wanted to write the continuation of his story." NMH lead hero Travis Touchdown is joined by more characters and boss battles this go round in No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle. The title has been in development for a...

By Andrew Yoon Remember when EA announced a new project with No More Heroes' Suda 51 and Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami over a year ago? We were surprised to find that it was completely absent from EA's extravagent pre-TGS Tokyo press conference. We talked with EA Japan's Rex Ishibashi about the gam...

Scooter and Tina join Mike and Travis in the studio this week to talk about: No More Heroes 2, Marvel's latest games, on-rail shooters, and more Dazzler!

By Owen Good Although, speaking to 1Up, Suda also made clear that "I've finished the story for Travis [Touchdown]. It's completely finished in No More Heroes 2." Anything developed will involve "a different character, or something like that within the series - starting on the next Nintendo platform....

By JC Fletcher Additionally, we've posted two gameplay clips below the new trailer, as featured on IGN. While the footage in the trailer is from the Japanese version and therefore blood-free, the gameplay footage is very bloody and includes some tasteless (even for NMH) violence. The clips also includ...

By Jeremy Parish When I think back on No More Heroes, last year's snarky, brawly Wii action game by Grasshopper Manufacture, a few memories jump out at me. The stylish cel-shading, which judging by the visual frame rates really pushed the Wii hardware to its limits. The intense violence, which pushed the M r...

By Mike Fahey While No More Heroes and its star Travis Touchdown have captured the hearts of many fans on the Nintendo Wii, Suda's ambition might just be too big for the platform. Once the sequel hits store shelves in early 2010, it could be curtains for the Wii franchise.

By Brian Ashcraft We developed No More Heroes with the Wii remote in mind," says series designer Goichi Suda, "but now I want to think about games with Natal in mind. I have to ask myself, as a game designer, what new games can be done with this, what can be an interesting experience and challenge, and I'm lookin...

By John Finnegan Ubisoft's No More Heroes was a great title for Wii — a rated M, no holds barred, over the top funfest. “In playing NMH, one gets the impression that the development team truly enjoyed making it, that no idea was thrown out for being ... Break the fourth wall, says Suda 51 Develop

It's one of the best-looking, most stylish Wii games around, taking its cues from No More Heroes rather than its own direct predecessor. Rather than poking around a drab Chinese city, you're now a samurai cowboy roaming what could best be described as ...

By Vinnk There have been so many excellent game announcements in the days leading up to E3 that it seems they would be hard to top. Well for me, my Game of 2010 has arrived. At TGS last year I was fortunate enough to be in the front row as Suda 51 announced that there would be a sequel to favorite Wii game. And t...

 Michigan - David Oxford, David Oxford Another entry reveals that he is working on a game slated for a worldwide release on the playstation 3, one which is being developed by Grasshopper Manufacture, the development house behind Goichi "Suda 51" Suda's No More Heroes, Killer 7, ...

By rss@youtube.com (Mmac2797) None Author: Mmac2797 Keywords: No More Heroes Travis Touchdown Bitter Difficulty Guide Walkthrough Wii Next Gen Walkthroughs Added: April 3, 2009

I think people may be surprised to find out how much games like Killer 7, No More Heroes, and Shadow of the Colossus inspire us with their storytelling," Pagliarulo said. "Because those games don't need reams of dialog." Ueda explained his dislike for ...

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 CA Marvelous, a mid-sized Japanese publisher, is responsible for helping bring gamers the Wii-exclusive No More Heroes. The company is also prepping the sequel, No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle, and simulation title Little King's Story for release in ...

 AZ Crammed with interviews that range from superstar developers such as Suda 51 (“No More Heroes”) to professional competitors, sticker-picture models and everyday Japanese gamers, Ashcraft – a Texas transplant who lives in Japan – and contributor Jean ...

By rss@youtube.com (fgkoolaid89) An IGN Review On one of the best games for the Nintendo Wii. Author: fgkoolaid89 Keywords: no more heroes nintendo wii travis touchdown 2008 games bloody Added: February 10, 2009

Meet Travis Touchdown and strike down your enemies with your beam katana in No More Heroes for the Wii. www.tv.com

 - It took me a little to get used to but since I am a big fan of No More Heroes on the Wii I was on-board in waggling my enemies to death. ...

 NY - By Kris Pigna, 12/28/2008 No More Heroes was one of the more divisive titles of 2008, but most could agree on one thing -- for a purportedly "open world" ...

 Canada - No More Heroes (Wii; Ubisoft): Travis Touchdown is the hero of this bizarre tale in which you use your Wii remote to fight sword battles against the top ...

The original No More Heroes was a Wii exclusive game that in true Suda 51 fashion, brought some interesting ideas to the table. Unfortunately, the game didn't sell like some expected, which put even a sequel in question. When the sequel was eventually announced, this led some to wonder if it...

 Australia - The choice to release No More Heroes on the Wii has been heavily scrutinised. When asked why the Wii was chosen, Suda said, "One of the main reasons why ...

By RawmeatCowboy Jeremy Parish is continuing on with the idea he kicked off earlier this week. He is looking back on the games of 2008, and pouring over his reviews to see if he still agrees with them. First up, he took apart his review for Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer. In his latest article, he hops from D...

 CA - Dec 12, 2008 And Ubisoft's No More Heroes, with its over-the-top violence, proved that not all Wii games need be designed strictly for family play. ...

 MA - Dec 11, 2008 No More Heroes used a few motions to add to the experience, and in that case, a little bit went a long way. It's not enough to make a shake equal the "A" ...

 - Dec 1, 2008 This isn't just what Wii needs more of -- it's what gaming needs more of. No More Heroes wasn't produced on the biggest of budgets, and is a bit rough ...

mjn328: ditto. For the name alone. @MR. FAP☆FAP!: I think I saw the first good wii game to hit the bargain bin. No More Heroes is under $20 new at gamestop now. CaptaiNeNN

Brawl or No More Heroes. It's a lot easier to make new friends now, what with the addition of a city to combat the doldrums of the same eight animals in your town. Additionally, the Wi-Fi voice chat-enabled multiplayer (finally! ...

By DarkWish Go over this week’s Wii, DS, and Wii Shop Channel releases, the Nintendo Channel updates for the week, as well as what we’ve been playing on Wii and DS We discuss various games, like No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle, Let’s Tap, Sonic Unleashed, Wii Music, and more

By Brian Ashcraft What's with all the secrets? Making another No More Heroes game doesn't seem outrageous," I said. "It seems rather obvious." Grasshopper Manufacturer doing No More Heroes 2 should come as big of a shock as Grasshopper Manufacturer doing, says, No More Heroes 3.

By rbelmont But one good idea and interesting characters don’t excuse the rest of the game from being (at best) a decent game that looked like a first generation PS2 title. But I think that the thing that upset me the most is how people went on that we were supposed to buy this game if we wanted hardcore game...

By Jean Snow Grasshopper Manufacture (Killer 7, No More Heroes) has announced that it has licensed Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3. The gaming engine will be used in the developer's untitled, Electronic Arts-published action horror title. Not much is known about the game,... Grasshopper Manufacture ( Kil...

By Jean Snow No More Heroes' unorthodox way of saving your game -- your hero saves every time he uses the bathroom -- wasn't just a gag. It's actually a nod to how creator Goichi Suda first got the idea to make the... See also: No More Heroes Preorder Bonus: Toilet PaperSuda 51: No More Heroes 'More Violent Tha...

By zero After winning a Beam Katana in a auction he decides to be the best assassin there is and he starts to do so after meeting this one girl named Silvia Christel who helps him get to number one. Now this game uses a Beam Katana which at ...

By Link Trivia: No More Heroes was created by Suda51, the same genius who brought us Killer 7 to the last gen consoles. However, that's not where the trivia lies, the true trivia/fun fact of the day is that No More Heroes is RIDDLED with tons of cultural references not only to previous Suda51 games bu...

By Kuri While I plan to write up a full review for this in due time, I’m taking a minute of this slow Saturday to plug one of the best games I’ve played in ages: No More Heroes for the Wii (nothing like you’ve ever played on the Wii, ...

By David Hinkle Aside from the LucasArts news you already digested earlier, one more story interesting to Wii fans on the menu for today was the unveiling of the control scheme and Duel Mode in the Wii version of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. A nice chart explaining movements can be found right here.

Players need a little patience if they want to get deep into this gradually rewarding fighting/action experience. “Wii” ones beware! - this exclusive title offers great action and an excellent 18-year-old plus alternative. Players need a little patience if they want to get deep into thi...

By Podshow You wave your beam katana which owes a massive nod to the weapon of choice of a jedi, using high and low attacks depending on how you tilt the Wii remote. You can charge your attacks and even get power-ups as a fruit machine spins on ...

N'Gai "She Hulk" Croal joins the new Fantastic Four for a lengthy discussion of Army of Two, No More Heroes, celebrity developers, the January NPDs, and Resistance 2. Settle in, it's a long one this week.

A portion of a Star Pulse review... No More Heroes is one of the best experiences currently out on the Wii that isn't published by Nintendo. Suda 51 has created a cast of colorfully offensive characters and set them all up for the gamer to knock down. Like Assassin's Creed, the ...

Things get heated and come to blows! mbstrlbstr and smoger discuss the Japanese Brawl launch with tons of new information, No More Heroes followup, Nintendo Seal of Quality, the Rock Band confirmation, and lots lots more.

By David Hinkle Hey, did you know Wii Fanboy is giving away one copy of No More Heroes for the Wii? It's something we try to do as often as we can and if your Wii has sat dormant and cold since the exploits of a certain plumber were complete, then perhaps you should get in on our giveaway. All one needs to do is stop b...

By Susan Arendt No More Heroes director Goichi Suda, better known as Suda 51, wanted to clear the air regarding his comments about the sales of third-party Wii games in a recent interview with CVG, which he says were misinterpreted. CVG quoted Suda...

By Ross Miller uery hands-on: Rez HD Metareview - No More Heroes (Wii) Metareview - Burnout Paradise (PS3, Xbox 360) Today's most fruit-tastic video: Penny Arcade Adventures 'fruit lover' footage X3F Week in Review: January 18, 2007 - January 24, 2007

By Mark Wilson There's no doubt about it—the Wii is in dire need of some decent third party titles. That's why we find director SUDA-51's/Grasshopper Manufacture's No More Heroes so intriguing. A sort of Grand Theft Auto meets Killer7 meets light sabers, the game promised to bring action, humor and styl...

By a714generation Finally, No More Heroes was released yesterday, although you can't get it around here until today at around 2 p.m.  It's gotten some good reviews, and I've been thinking about picking it up or at least renting it.  It's a strange pick for the Wii, as it is quirky and violent.  To save the game you g...

By Ross Miller Filed under: Culture, Online This weekend's Family Circus strip was not included in this week's webcomic wrapup, but it's definitely worth noting for just how much the Nintendo Wii has hit the mainstream audience. Check out the highlights for this weekend:

Last Saturday afternoon, I got the chance to sit down and have a little talk with Grasshopper Interactive boss (and super-nice guy) Goichi Suda. How's the family, how's the weather, when's No More Heroes coming out, that kind of thing. Very cordial.