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Goichi Suda reckons No More Heroes has the potential to become a "big franchise", but he believes he's taken the series as far as he can on Nintendo Wii.
"I really want to make NMH a big franchise, and with this second episode have bigger success. I'm putting a lot of care into developing this IP, as I feel there's a lot of potential," Suda told Edge in its latest issue (thanks MTV).
"I think this is the last NMH that is going to be developed on Wii. To expand NMH to new possibilities, we need a new platform. Wii is a great platform, but we've done everything we can with it now."
Desperate Struggle is due out later this year, and was unveiled around the time of the Tokyo Game Show last year, when we spoke to Suda about its development.
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I think that's fair. I can't see them really taking the series anywhere new on Wii, other than refining stuff for this second one. The IP does desrve to be seen by plenty of people, I'd quite like to see it on another system too. It's not like having the next one on another console would delete the first 2 from existence :)
The more NMH the better I say. |
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darkmorgado
14/07/09 @ 08:58
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Have I slipped back in time by two weeks?
I was thinking the same thing - and since when did EG need MTV to let them know about the content of a magazine interview that can be picked up in Smiths? |
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darkmorgado
14/07/09 @ 08:59
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And as much as I love NMH, the low resolution and blur filter gave me headaches - it always felt like someone had smeared vaseline over my tv
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No More Heroes didn't really use that much motion control though. I'd be happy enough seeing it played with a controller, although I loved the parts where you got a phone call and found yourself holding the Wii Remote to your ear, just like Travis was doing.
He's right though, there's too much fun to be had with Travis and Co to let this disappear as one of those lost treasures. |
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designerheadache
14/07/09 @ 10:58
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NMH has always appealed to me, but using the shakey shakey controls is just not going to happen for me.
The same could be said of Madworld ( i know, different developer but hey!). Port them both to a decent system with some usable controls and ill happily pay full price for either. |
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Loved the concept. Loved the main character. Loved the vibe. The combat system isn't exactly God of War but has more depth than is apparent at first. The rest of the game grates a bit but it's still a matter of debate as to whether that's deliberate.
While it's a shame that it's leaving the Wii, the developers have had two good goes at it, and if it doesn't sell this time around then there's just no market for it on that console. But to me it's the kind of cult game that might do well on the other consoles, who will have motion controls by that time. I'll be shrugging my shoulders and saying fair do's, thanks for two good games, can we still be friends? |
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donnie080208
14/07/09 @ 18:35
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the WII is a limited platform and NMH will look ,work and sell better on other true next gen platforms.i don"t think any devs outside of ninty should bother developing any games on the crippled WII what a waste of talent time and money.
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