Suda51 will be hosting a two-hour long Travis Strikes Again stream next week. While being broadcast in Japanese, the stream will have an English interpreter for non-native speakers to understand. The broadcast will go over some new details ...

Earlier this year, Suda 51 was hinting at the possibility of Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes receiving a physical release. While the answer was a firm "maybe," it seems some kind of magic happened as the game has turned up on Amazon.co...

I haven't been able to pin down Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes. Truth be told, I'm still working on it. While it's a treat to see Grasshopper Manufacture return to this world and these characters, the Switch exclusive isn't the full n...

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes just got a firm release date which is both great news and reason to pause. The Switch-exclusive Grasshopper Manufacture game launches on January 18, 2019. But, that's kind of a small semi-delay, as ...

After Holmes' big interview with Suda51 at PAX East this year, we haven't really heard a lot about Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes. The game is supposedly shaping up okay, but I don't think anyone expected it to release so soon. Announ...

In part 2 of our PAX East 2018 interview with Suda51, we get into stuff that only Suda super-fans will probably care about. Among other things, we talk about what Jessica Nigri has been up to lately, James Gunn name dropping Suda on the Gu...

We posted the exclusive news about No More Heroes: Travis Strikes Again's adventure mode last week, but we never got to post the video where that news originated from. So here is part one of it! Thanks to Gordan Freeman for getting it edit...

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is one of the most intriguing games of the year. Although it seems to take on quite a bit and straddle multiple genres (by way of a "possessed video game console") that's exactly why I'm intrigued -- bec...

Cool-as-fuck gaming rockstar Travis Touchdown is gearing for action, as Nintendo announced, during today's Direct presentation, that Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes will bring its unique brand of mayhem to the Switch later this year.Th...

[For some folks, playing a game means more than taking in the gameplay or the characters. For people like JPF720, the scenery can be just as big a part of the experience as actually playing. Join him as he revisits some of his favorite plac...

"Those shoes are good." "Oh, thank you," responds Suda51. Brett and I are at the top of a hotel in Seattle, high above the hustle and bustle of PAX West, to ask questions about Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes. But we can't help ourselv...

One of the gimmicks on the Nintendo Switch is the ability to split the controller in half for instant multiplayer action. A bunch of games allow you to play with a single Joy-Con and apparently Travis Strikes Again will do just the same. In...

"I feel like Travis [Touchdown] is a part of myself, constantly there with me" Grasshopper Manufacture head Suda51 told us through a translator. "I think about him a lot, like 'Huh, I wonder what Travis is doing right now.'" Any No More Her...

There were concerns that Travis Strikes Again was going to be an indie-tier game focusing on mini-games, but it has been confirmed by Grasshopper Manufacturer that it's a "raucous 3D action title, where Travis touchdown wields the Beam...

Well, Nintendo had a bombshell up their sleeve with this one for their Nindies Summer Showcase. As revealed on-stream, Suda 51 and Grasshopper Manufacture are stepping back into the world of No More Heroes with Travis Strikes Again: No More...

In part one of our interview series with Yoshiro Kimura, I asserted that Kimura-san is the game dev equivalent of Bob Ross. Before announcing that opinion, I should have remembered that not everyone thinks the image of a boy kissing a frog ...

Suda51 talked vaguely about a new Travis Touchdown game -- the lead character from the Wii's No More Heroes -- at Nintendo's Switch conference. The best news, though, for those of us who haven't been as thrilled with recent Grasshopper game...

No More Heroes really shook up the action space. Although I prefer the sequel's 2D retro minigames over the first's "job" system, the original really nailed it when it came to characterization. It has some of the best bosses in gaming,...

With The Silver Case finally being released outside of Japan, I figured it was never to early to look ahead and see what Goichi Suda's thoughts on the future were in a short one-on-one interview with the gaming icon at Tokyo ...

While Grasshopper Manufacture was at PAX West to show off Let it Die and The Silver Case, during an interview with creator Goichi Suda regarding the latter game, I had to ask about the future. What's next for him? For the studio? More often...

[Art via the Two Best Friends play series] It was about five years ago now that No More Heroes creator Suda51 announced his intention to develop No More Heroes 3 for the console that would later be known as the Wii U. Announcements lik...

Edge recently interviewed Goichi "Suda51" Suda about the making of No More Heroes, which was coincidentally timed quite nicely with my own article about the game a few days ago. The interview covered Suda51's inspirations for creating No Mo...

Experience Points is a series in which I highlight some of the most memorable things about a particular game. These can include anything from a specific scene or moment, a character, a weapon or item, a level or location, a part of the soun...

[Update: You guys in the comments are fast! Thanks for the education on the Star Wars Expanded Universe and its long history of lightsaber crossguards. I wonder if that's where Suda got the idea from? I'll ask him next time I see him.] The ...

Games that go beyond simple power fantasy motifs have been growing in prestige and popularity. Journey, The Walking Dead, and Cart Life are just three warmly embraced, award winning modern releases that defy expectations regarding...