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• Suda 51 "always up to the idea" of returning to No More Heroes

  Grasshopper Manufacture CEO Goichi Suda has said he’s “always up to the idea” of creating another No More Heroes game. Speaking with Joystiq, Suda 51 said: “Travis [Touchdown] is one of the characters I’m really fond of, that means a lot to me. So if there was the opportunity to create another sequel then yeah, […]

• DeNa shutters five Mobage games in Japan, Infinity Blade Cross among casualties

  DeNa has closed five titles hosted on its Mobage social hub in Japan, including Epic Games’ localised version of Infinity Blade Cross.

• Grasshopper teases next project with images

  Killer is Dead developer Grasshopper Manufacture hasn’t even released its game yet, and already it is teasing what it’s working on next. Three pieces of art have dropped, and we’ve got them here.

• No More Heroes social game hits Android today, iOS soon

  No More Heroes: World Ranker is out now on Android. An adaptation of Suda 51’s stellar assassin’ brawler sees players making their own killer and fighting to be the world’s number one.

• Killer 7 dev to create social mobile games in Japan

  Grasshopper Manufacture, creator of offbeat titles Killer 7, No More Heroes and Shadows of the Damned, has teamed up with Japanese social gaming company DeNA to work on new projects. Expect kooky results.

• Tuesday Shorts II: Phantasy Star, FFT-0, Sims, MSP, Humble Bundle

  It’s time for your second round of Tuesday shorts. Enjoy.

• Suda has 100 social game ideas, wants to make NMH "social game with the most blood"

  We say “social gaming,” you say, “ewwww.” Normally, anyway. But what if we then say “Suda 51“? Oh goodness, you’re looking quite pale. You should probably sit dow– and your head just exploded. Now we get to say “ewwww.” But! Your head’s loss isn’t in vain, because we’re going to use it for a relatively […]

• Wednesday Shorts: BSGO, AoC, Urban Champion, Zoom, NMH: Red Zone

  It’s hump day, your week is half over. Read these shorts and close your Wednesday out.

• Wednesday Shorts, overnight edition - PopCap goodies, quadruple chainsaw guns, Civ V patch

  I’ve got to clear my inbox, or I’m going to have some kind of Wednesday-afternoon fit. Here are some bits and bobs I can’t stretch into a paragraph.

• Suda teases No More Heroes 3 for Wii U

  Goichi Suda has teased the possibility of No More Heroes 3 being released on Wii U.

• No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise out this week, new trailer turns up

  No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise, the mysteriously delayed PlayStation 3 release of the Wii original, looks to be on its way at last, if this spiffy trailer is anything to go by.

• Suda on Shadows, No More Heroes sequels: "It’s all about the people"

  Shadows of the Damned is so five minutes ago. Now Shadows of the Damned 2 – which may or may not ever exist – that’s where it’s at. Or it will be. You know, if it ever gets there. See, it all depends on you. That’s right: in this single shining instance, you are important. […]

• No More Heroes: Red Zone video has cursing and loads of blood

  A video for No More Heroes: Red Zone has been released with Japanese subtitles, but in English.

• Wednesday Shorts Late Edition: DiRT 3, Kotick, Earthrise, D&D, iOS, sales

  Is hump day over with yet? No? Sorry about that, trooper. How about more minuscule headlines to help you pass the time?

• Wednesday Shorts: Portal 2 Easter egg, Rift in Korea, Gears 3 executions

  Tasty bites to get you over hump day.

• Goichi Suda would like a new No More Heroes

  Goichi Suda has reiterated his desire to add another entry to the No More Heroes series.

• Heroes' Paradise screens show Travis Touchdown with his Beam Katana in hand

  Konami has sent over some new screenshots for No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise, which feature Travis Tochdown’s massive sword.

• Konami: Heroes' Paradise on PS3 won't suffer the same performance issues as original Wii version

  Tak Fuji has said the development team has been working extra hard on making sure the PS3 version of No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise will not suffer the same performance issues contained in the original Wii version.

• No More Heroes is most certainly not dead - proof is in the pudding

  Yeah. Just in case you were under the impressions No More Heroes was a goner, it’s not.