Goichi 'Suda51' Suda hasn't shared much from Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes since its gameplay reveal earlier this year, but we spoke to him in Kyoto to discover his influences for the new game.

Suda51 has been a key, unique figure in the video game industry. The founder and CEO of Grasshopper Manufacture, his games exude style, excess, humour, and violence, and as a result, Suda51 has ...

Suda51 has three new IPs planned for the next decade With No More Heroes 3 finished, Suda51 and Grasshopper Manufacture have quite a few original projects in development.

Goichi 'SUDA51' Suda has a ten-year plan that includes three original games and maybe even revitalising some older titles.

Goichi 'Suda51' Suda, who's served as the series' creator and director ever since the original No More Heroes on Wii, has taken to social media to bid farewell to the games and to protagonist ...

"No More Heroes 3 will be the game where we answer a lot of the fans questions and requests. We will be able to provide the game that we want to make and the one that the fans have been asking for." ...

For Suda51, revisiting his first independent game is resurfacing a lot of old feelings, and reminding him of what game development was like before his pseudonym became widely known by fans and ...

Legendary game designer Goichi "Suda51" Suda has said he doesn't know if the world will ever see No More Heroes or its star Travis Touchdown again, following the launch of 2021's climactic No More ...

Suda51 has also spoken previously on the possibility of a No More Heroes movie, saying that if it ever happened, he would like to see James Gunn directing and Ryan Gosling in the lead role.

Killer7 and No More Heroes creator Goichi Suda (aka Suda51) recently shared his vision for a Super Mario game where the platforming plumber embarks on a mission to rescue Luigi, with Bowser (Koopa ...

Founder Suda51 has a knack for niche between the likes of The Silver Case and Killer7, and almost every game released by the studio has reviewed fairly well and enjoyed cult following.

Goichi 'Suda51' Suda hasn't shared much from Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes since its gameplay reveal earlier this year, but we spoke to him in Kyoto to discover his influences for the new game.