Suda51 still isn't 100% sure he knows who's behind famed Twitter account Wario64, which made him the face of gaming deals: 'I probably met him ...

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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's main goal is to approach the games he makes from the mindset of a player. "I try to stay really conscious of the whole process someone who plays the game is going to go through ...

No More Heroes developer Goichi Suda, aka Suda51, believes the gaming community “cares too much” about review scores on sites like Metacritic. The Grasshopper Manufacture CEO opened up about ...

For over 30 years Goichi Suda, otherwise known as Suda51, has been one of the gaming industry’s few true auteurs. His calling card is imbuing familiar genres with unconventional twists, whether ...

Suda51 made an appearance at Sony's State of Play showcase to reveal Romeo is a Dead Man — a game that has no relation to the 2000 action masterpiece Romeo Must Die, as far as we can tell.

Suda51 didn’t have much to say about those plans or the three IPs in the works, but he admitted that one of his desired projects would be to make a Deadpool game, or something like it.

Suda51: "We're gonna be releasing the Shadows of the Damned Remaster! You can play it handheld, too (probably)." Shadows of the Damned was originally released on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 ...

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 ...

Suda51 still isn't 100% sure he knows who's behind famed Twitter account Wario64, which made him the face of gaming deals: 'I probably met him ...

No More Heroes and Lollipop Chainsaw developer Goichi Suda a.k.a. Suda51 believes the gaming community “cares too much” about review scores on sites like Metacritic.