Meaning they'd be ported over as downloadable games, or get complete graphical overhaul? :/

Nice.

Half the fun of NMH was the very small waggle elements within the game. Watching Travis "wank" his beam saber without the added motion portion of it will never be as satisfying. Then again, I always did hate that one particular waggle event, mainly because it always hurt my wrists after awhile...

I'd rebuy No More Heroes so I could play in HD. That and to get Grasshopper Manufacture and Marvelous some extra green.

Please bring Muramasa to the 360. I sold my Wii and now I cant play it :(

Is this a confirmation that Rainy Woods might finally be coming out? It looks awesome, but I was beginning to think it would never see the light of day. The trailer makes it look badass, though I've heard they've re-tooled it since then. Still, one to watch!

I'd also like to see some PSP titles get ported to XBLA like 30 sec hero.

They should do a two pack of No More Heroes and Baroque, Little King's Story and Arc Rise Fantasia, with Muramasa and Rune Factory Frontier rounding it out.

Either way this is possible good news since Little King's Story is looking to be a do want and I would rather have it on my 360 than my wii.

Oh god yes let this be true for Muramasa!!

Did you know that the original NMH was first being developed for the 360? Some other shit happened and.......I forgot, look it up.

Also, Ad Campaign. It works. Look at Europe.

sounds epic for you people, gotta agree about the wanking though. whilst itll sell alot more on the HDs i dont think itd sell on any system though its just one of THOSE games.
God bless DLC

It's a good move for many of their games, but No More Heroes needs to be played on Wii. It uses the console's features brilliantly. The loss of the punctuation in the combat and the inability to answer your cell phone would hurt this game.

sweet

Yes Please.

I'll agree that this can only mean better things for the sales of those games, but I doubt No More Heroes would be better without the Wiimote.

I'm going to jump on the bandwagon and say that NMH would be terribly uninteresting without motion controls. The death strikes made the simple combat feel great, and it would be really repetitive without it.

Am I the only one who liked the wii graphics in NMH and think that upgrading them would be more trouble than it was worth?

Besides, NMH sold just fine on the wii. I think it hit the 500k mark eventually, making it suda51's best selling game to date.

I would probably love NMH on 360... they could expand the overworld too if they choose to do so.

I love it when commenters try and turn a news post into some sinister conspiracy.

Take off the tinfoil hat, mate.

* No More Heroes in HD will be great. But they need put more work in the game to proper compete with other ps3/360 games.

(Agrees with WhiteX, silvain, and al3xand3er)

This is nice for non-Wii owners who didn't get a chance to play the game, but it likely won't do anything for Marvelous's sales. If you can't sell on the system with the highest amount of customers, you likely can't sell anywhere else.

Don't give me any of that stuff about the X/PS being more "hardcore". The Wii has a ton of gamers from all walks of life, including ones who used to or currently own an X/PS. Bottom line, these games are always going to sell low since they appeal to a niche audience. That audience is just as much a niche on the X/PS as it is on the Wii.

Couple that with the game best being played on the Wii (the beat-em-up is boring without the motions), the graphics looking outdated to a "Hardcore" X/PS player, the stigma it'll get for being originally released on the Wii, and the general unwillingness to try new things among the X/PS crowd (like 400$ for the system plus 60$ for the games doesn't make for a very risky buyer) makes for a game that still won't sell.

I'll buy it again just for the satisfaction of helping to buy a cracker for Suda's breakfast !

No motion controls? I'll buy 2.

No More Heroes' combat was satisfying because it was on the Wii. The feeling of cutting enemies in half won't be the same on the 360 or PS3. The motion controls made No More Heroes more entertaining, without them it won't be as fun.

The sad thing is I'll buy it again.

[If you can't sell on the system with the highest amount of customers, you likely can't sell anywhere else.]
When your 'highest amount of costumers' happens to be a conglomerate of senior citizens and kids in the 6-12 age area (who wouldn't be interested in M-rated titles to begin with..), I have a hard time believing you could make that kind of assertion.

The Wii doesn't have the same kind of user base as MS's Xbox 360 and Sony's PS3. I think the greatest limitation on NMH would be the lack of motion controls, though, as the novelty of NMH would wear off pretty quickly without them. Hopefully they have Natal and such in mind.

Nice to know that the graphics over gameplay mentality is still alive and well. Really, though, I doubt that any of these games would magically do better on the Xbox or PS3. As people have said before, these are niche games, and no amount of hardcore fans can really make a significant dent, simply because most "hardcore" gamers would NEVER admit to buying something like "Little King's Story".

Can't say I'm upset by this news myself. I think it's pretty great more people will get to play one of these games if I'm honest, but I'm a bit saddened by some of the reactions to this news.

I guess the TL;DR version of this disaster of a post would be: "These games probably won't sell much better on other consoles because none of them look like Killzone."