Tag Archives: Goichi Suda

EA has announced Alice: Madness Returns and Shadows of the Damned will launch in June this year.

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Grasshopper’s announced it’s to announce a new game at the end of next month.

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EA’s released a handful of new screens for Shadows of the Damned.

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Goichi Suda has give out a couple small details on his Kinect title Codemane D to Famitsu, and when we say small, we’re not kidding.

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Shinji Mikami will continue to be the producer on Shadows of the Damned despite the buyout last week of his new studio Tango Gameworks by ZeniMax, VG247 can reveal.

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Let the bloodbath begin…..

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Goichi Suda is an announcement machine. After announcing both Shadows of the Damned and Codename D at Tokyo Game Show last month, there’s more news coming tomorrow from the Grasshopper boss.

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Grasshopper Manufacture’s Goichi Suda has said Shadows of the Damned was originally planned for not only PS3 and Xbox 360, but PC and Wii as well.

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Cologne’s so last week, darlin’. It’s all Tokyo from here on out.

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Some of the biggest name names in Japanese games development have gone on the record about how 3DS is a “perfect example,” according to Capcom’s Keiji Inafune, of the “three things videogames need to be successful.”

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Goichi Suda is all about the 3D. He even wants to develop a title for 3DS.

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Update: Well that was quick. Joystiq has learned from a Grasshopper representative Closer is no longer being used for any projects currently in development. “Closer was one of the names considered for a project, but that name has since been abandoned,” said the rep.

Original: Grasshopper Manufature has filed a copyright in the US for something called Closer.

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Suda 51 has compared the team’s ideas for No More Heroes 3 like a case of diarrhea purging the body.

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Grasshopper boss Goichi Suda has told NowGamer that although No More Heroes 2 will be the winding-up of the story of Travis Touchdown, he will do NMH3.

But there’s a catch, kids.

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Grasshopper Manufacture boss Goichi Suda has told GameSpot he “will make” new IPs that are compatible with Project Natal and PlayStation Arc.

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It has been revealed to Famitsu that former-Konami composer Akira Yamaoka is now making music for Grasshopper Manufacture.

And Goichi Suda is pleased.

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Just because Ubisoft released Just Dance! back in November, doesn’t mean that it’s still not being promoted.

There’s a video after the break of Goichi Suda shaking his ‘thang to MC Hammer’s “U Can’t Touch This” to get the word out.

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Grasshopper Manufacture’s Goichi Suda has told 1UP that No More Heroes 2 would be the last game in the series on Wii, until the next version of the console is released.

“Looking at the Wii, I think No More Heroes 2 will probably be the last iteration for this current platform,” he told the site. “But there’s probably going to be a “Wii 2″ or other next-gen system from Nintendo at some point, so I was saying that I would want to do another game in the series on the next Nintendo platform.

“I want to continue the No More Heroes series, but I’ve finished the story for Travis. It’s completely finished in No More Heroes 2. So I want to think of a different story — a different character, or something like that within the series — starting on the next Nintendo platform.”

There’s loads more of Suda goodness through the link there.

Grasshopper boss Goichi Suda has a new favourite games designer. It’s Criterion games boss Alex Ward.

“I have four favorite game designers,” Suda told 1UP. “Erik [Chahi, Out of This World creator] is one of them. I’m not sure if he’s the number one, but he’s one of them.

“There used to be three, but the fourth person is [Criterion Games'] Alex Ward, who I added after I met him recently.”

Suda’s went on to say that he would most likely end up “enjoying” working with Chahi or Ward, should the opportunity arise.

TGS, TGS, TGS.

Ubisoft has sent word that No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle will be released in the in January.

Good to hear. Now just give us an exact date. GameStop says January 26.

In the meantime, while you wait with baited breath, the Wii exclusive has a contest going on where players can submit a custom t-shirt design.

The winner of the contest will be hand-picked by none other than Goichi Suda himself, and the game clothing will be forever immortalized in the game.

Get to designing.

More information can be found here. Full press release is below.

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