Suda 51 and his development studio Grasshopper Manufacture have announced that they’ll be bringing the once Nintendo Switch exclusive Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes to both PS4 and PC via Steam. The team made the announcement at Momocom and then posted to their official Twitter. We just announced that Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes will
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While April is already looking like a big month for anticipated crossovers like Avengers: Endgame later this month, another crossover that seems a bit on the unexpected side has been confirmed, this time between Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes and the upcoming Nintendo Switch version of Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen. In a video presentation on upcoming new
Suda51 is passionate about the No More Heroes franchise (understatement of the year, I know) and during an interview at the recently passed GDC, he revealed a little hint of exciting news possibly regarding the third installment of the series: No More Heroes 3. Editor’s Note: Be warned, some spoilers for Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes can
Drop In/Drop Out returns this week for our first double-digit episode to give you our hottest takes on the latest news. To kick things off, Mike talks about his hatred for YIIK: A Postmodern RPG and Logan shares his love for Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes. Max then talks about the most recent game he has played
While last week may have just seen the launch of several remasters, game releases will start to kick into full gear this week. Despite still being early in the year, we can expect titles from Capcom, Nintendo, and Bandai Namco Entertainment this week, all of which were heavily requested by fans. After starting on January
One week away until the release of Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, and Nintendo Minute shows off the game’s revamped gameplay. During the segment, the hosts play as Travis and Badman, focusing on the co-op feature of the game. The video starts out actually in the shop to show off the cool indie game shirts
As we near the release of Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes later this month, Nintendo and Grasshopper Manufacture continue to unveil new trailers showing the game in action. Today’s new trailer finds titular protagonist Travis Touchdown and Bad Man in the world of Life is Destroy, one of the many various locations within Travis Strikes Again.
Today is the birthday of Goichi “Suda51” Suda, which normally wouldn’t be worth mentioning on its own merits, but this date happens to be a special one for the famed video game creator. As of now, Suda51 is now as old as his name. Yes, today is the 51st birthday of Suda51 which means that
Grasshopper Manufacturer revealed a new trailer for Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes showcasing a new level that’ll be included in the game. Throughout the trailer, we see some more conventional hack-and-slash gameplay as Travis and Bad Man run through various locations. Of course, doughnuts do make an appearance and they’re used as platforming objects for the
No More Heroes is making its long overdue comeback, and according to multiple online retailers, Travis Touchdown’s newest outing will also have a physical release. Travis Strikes Again will be distributed by Nintendo, with the physical edition also including a season pass. Developer Grasshopper Manufacture tells Gematsu that this season pass will include another character,
Today, Famitsu’s official Youtube channel streamed Grasshopper Manufacture director Goichi Suda, playing his upcoming Switch exclusive, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes. Suda51 played the game for a good fifteen minutes in co-op mode. We got to see another stage of the game and a boss battle. You can watch the gameplay below. Incidentally, Suda51 also shared that he quite
Grasshopper Manufacture and Nintendo announced Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes just over one year ago, bringing the quirky Nintendo Wii series back in a different genre exclusively for Nintendo Switch. Today, we learned that Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes will finally be releasing on January 18, 2019. Yesterday, DualShockers’ own Logan Moore attended
Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is the latest game from the much-beloved director Goichi “Suda51” Suda that features the return of the titular character Travis Touchdown. After over a decade away from leading a No More Heroes project, Suda51 has returned to one of his most popular franchises, but this time is putting a bit of a
Since it’s now a Super Smash Bros. year, speculation will surely be running rampant over the upcoming months as fans will vouch for their own personal favorite characters to appear in the fighting game. Recently, we asked one prolific game director whether he’d want one of his own characters in the upcoming game. During PAX East 2018,
During GDC 2018, we had the opportunity to play Suda51’s upcoming action title, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, coming to Nintendo Switch. The gameplay mimics much of the fast action that No More Heroes fans are used to, including the recharging feature that requires the player to shake the controller in a suggestive up and down motion.
In the last two weeks, Goichi Suda (aka “Suda51”) formally revealed the next project that he and his team at Grasshopper Manufacture are working on, and as hinted at earlier in the year, it is of course the next title in the No More Heroes franchise. The Switch-exclusive game, which is called Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, once
No More Heroes Director Goichi Suda A.K.A. “Suda 51” recently headlined Nintendo’s “Nindies” showcase with the reveal of Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes for Nintendo Switch. During a chat at PAX West in Seattle, DualShockers asked Suda-san how he feels about working on Nintendo’s console. He explained that he has always loved to develop games