Gaming Front: "When No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle was unveiled at this year's Tokyo Game Show, it was revealed that Marvelous Entertainment would be handling the game's distribution in Japan. While no publishers have been announced for North America, rumors has it that XSeed Games would handle the distribution. However, sources close to the deal have mentioned Ubisoft as a possible publisher and that negotiation is underway."
Following a port to the Nintendo Switch in 2020, SUDA51’s cult hack-and-slash games receive a surprising but welcome PC release.
No More Heroes 1 and 2's recent PC ports are certainly functional, but lack a lot of common PC features that many will find disappointing.
These ports should’ve also come to PS4 like No More Heroes: Travis Strikes Back did
Without question. Suda himself even said he had PS4 remasters prepared years ago. I wonder what the holdup is.
The The No More Heroes 1 & 2 PC release date has been surprisingly announced and both titles are coming to Steam in June 2021.
my comments double posted for some reason so just ignore this <3
June 9th lets goooooooo! Almost bought these on Switch cause ive never played them before and they look right up my alley. Glad i waited it out.
Well, to each his own I guess, but to play No More Heroes without the motion controls (like on Wii or Nintendo Switch) it is not as fun in my opinion. This is one of the games where motion controls really add the fun factor.
Oh actually?
I wonder if you can use the Wii controller on PC... If not, I suppose I'll take your word for it and grab it for Switch haha
If Ubi get their mits on it they'll make a huge mess of things. I've come to the firm belief that while they still try with PS360 games they've made a firm show of pushing as much cack as humaly possible at Wii owners. I really enjoyed the first game so I'm praying that either this isn't true or that they just leave it alone rather than mess about with parts of the game.
Uhh...Ubisoft published the first game...I don't understand why it's such a big deal.
They're not developing it, just publishing.