No More Heroes

By rss@youtube.com (rapperforfree) Basically, this was a test to see how familiar I could make this to the relativity of No More Heroes, an indie, but awesome, game for the Wii made by the epic people who made Killer 7. Anyways, I don't really know how long this really is, but yes, this is a quickie and yes, I got bored. That's all I ha...

By JC Fletcher GamesIndustry.biz spoke to No More Heroes/Killer 7 creator Suda 51 at the Nordic Game Conference, and while it may seem like an odd fit to ask the Grasshopper Manufacture head -- who isn't known for big sales numbers -- about marketing, that's exactly what GI did, discussing the slowing Ja...

The cult developer, responsible for such demented games as No More Heroes and Killer 7, is working on a brand new PS3 title and, true to form, it's a financial risk. So much so that publisher Marvelous is a tiny bit worried. ... Grasshopper working on "risky" PS3 game CVG Online

If you've had any involvement in the world of consoles, then the name Suda51 may be familiar to you. Goichi Suda is the man responsible for several stylish, surreal action games such as Killer 7 and No More Heroes. But one of Suda51's earlier creations ...

This changed when No More Heroes appeared, bearing the seal of approval from Killer 7 creator Goichi Suda, or Suda51 as he is referred to in the gamer community. Featuring a unique type of gameplay and using the console motion sensitive controls, ...

 UK No More Heroes/Killer 7 creator Suda 51 and his studio Grasshopper may be working with Square Enix. Grasshopper Interactive has a page on the official website with a list of past and present partners. One of them is the RPG giant with a question mark ...

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Grasshopper's full list of official partners cites all the publishers the studio has previously worked with, from Capcom (Killer 7) to Tecmo (Fatal Frame 4) to Marvellous and Ubisoft (No More Heroes). The list also includes Q Entertainment and EA; ...

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 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, ...

 UK Grasshopper Manufacture, the folks behind the critically acclaimed PlayStation 2 games Flower, Sun, and Rain, Killer 7 and the Nintendo Wii's No More Heroes. "Grasshopper Manufacture "New Title" (PS3, Worldwide) - Music," the website reads. ...

No More Heroes Trailer from Suda 51, the creators of Killer 7 coming for the Nintendo Wii 01/22/08 www.gamespot.com

 NC Suda51 does things differently than most game designers. His studio, Grasshopper Manufacturer, have made such games as Killer 7 and No More Heroes, strange, satirical and sharp-witted with always a trace of the zeitgeist about them. ...

From the twisted mind behind Killer 7 and No More Heroes comes a mystery adventure title like no other. Originally released on the PlayStation 2 and quickly gaining notoriety for its uniqueness, Flower, Sun, and Rain had never been available outside of ...

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 UK Goichi Suda (aka Suda 51) creator of the quirky Killer 7 and No More Heroes also weighed in, "I pay attention to art. In making entertainment, if we try to achieve art, that would be difficult. But people in the art field play games and are impressed. ...

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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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In this adventure game directed by Goichi Suda (of Killer 7 fame), you play as Travis Touchdown, a normal guy (with an otaku geek streak to him ... vids.myspace.com

 Australia Goichi Suda occupies the more bizarre end of the gaming spectrum. With Killer 7 and No More Heroes, he delivered more knowing winks and self-referential nods than even Hideo Kojima would dare. Flower, Sun & Rain, the recently released DS adventure, ...

 CA Appearing alongside him is Goichi Suda, aka SUDA51, the creator of titles including Killer 7 and No More Heroes at Grasshopper Manufacture, as well as Bethesda's Fallout 3 lead designer Emil Pagliarulo, with 8-4's Mark MacDonald moderating the panel. ...

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 NY My moments spent playing MadWorld earlier this week had me recalling cult faves like Killer 7 and No More Heroes. This Platinum Games title brings way-over-the top violence and stylized visuals to the Mii-making masses and backs them with intuitive ...

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Archaotic: While I disagree with you on No More Heroes (I like the style of the game's look, just like I like Killer 7's graphics better then almost anything this gen) I understand what your saying. But with the Wii it IS possible to make pretty games even by todays standards. No it's not going t...

 UK - Nov 28, 2008 They're the developers behind home console titles killer 7 and No More Heroes, and is fronted by self proclaimed 'punk game designer' Suda 51. ...

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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 Michael McWhertor Electronic Arts announced today that it would be working with Grasshopper Manufacture, creators of distinctly Japanese fare like Killer 7, No More Heroes and Contact, on an untitled action horror game. EA Partners will publish the Shinji Mikami-produced, Goichi Suda-designed game o...

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...

No More Heroes is the hugely surreal Wii-exclusive from the developer behind Killer 7. Full to the brim with Jedi-like assassins, beautiful babes and retro appeal, No More Heroes could be the best Wii game yet - but it has to get our ...

By Sasha Swarup-Deuser The mastermind behind such diabolical games as Killer 7 (pictured) and the recent No More Heroes, Suda 51 knows “edgy.” CVG sat down with the head of Grasshopper Manufacture to hear his afterthoughts on his recent Wii-exclusive slasher, ...

By decoy Suda51 stated himself that while Killer 7 was primarily a commentary on politics in Japan, No More Heroes would be more focused on societal issues. These are seen most clearly in the assassins that Travis must kill. ...

By David Hinkle During a rather extensive interview with Goichi Suda, the man behind No More Heroes and Killer 7 (GameCube), it's revealed that the Grasshopper Manufature CEO has found his experience of working with the Wii a very enjoyable one. ...

By Brian Ashcraft 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: We're sure that'd make some American Xbox 360 owners very, very happy.

By JC Fletcher The Music of Killer 7, God Hand, Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, and No More Heroes" is a one-hour discussion led by Grasshopper Manufacture's Masafumi Takada, the composer behind all those games' soundtracks. ...

By JC Fletcher Suda goes on to discuss some of the influences that he synthesized into his new Wii game No More Heroes, including Ultimate Fighting, Grand Theft Auto, and Johnny Knoxville. No mention is made of the title, which is also the title of a Stranglers song-- no surprise from a guy who titled his GD...