Last Month, PC World Magazine says (in Animal Crossing: City Folk)  Australia - Dec 1, 2008
casual fare like Wii Sports and Wii Fit, but it's not a bad choice to follow up a particularly intense session of Smash Bros. Brawl or No More Heroes. ...

And OMG Nintendo.com Daily Update says (in Is Animal Crossing: City Folk Really a New Game? - OMG Nintendo ...) style of the game works wonders with the Wii -- it's a great accompaniment to casual fare like Wii Sports and Wii Fit, but it's not a bad choice to follow up a particularly intense session of Smash Bros. Brawl or No More Heroes. ...

And GamePro.com says (in Animal Crossing: City Folk)  - Nov 19, 2008
casual fare like Wii Sports and Wii Fit, but it's not a bad choice to follow up a particularly intense session of Smash Bros. Brawl or No More Heroes. ...

And Eurogamer says (in Fils-Aime: Wii "nowhere near" a price cut) Fils-Aime: Wii "nowhere near" a price cut
 UK - Nov 19, 2008
Games such as Boom Blox, No More Heroes, Okami and de Blob have all managed to "get it" in the past, mind you. Moreover, recent first-party releases have ...

And Spong says (in Nintendo: 2009 and Something for the Hardcore?)  UK - Nov 17, 2008
some hope to gamers who are still trying to get over the disappointment of No More Heroes (and that includes [i]NMH creator, Giochi Suda, himself[/i]). ...

2 Months Ago, San Diego Union Tribune says (in Game news: TV and movie-based games stumble)  United States - Nov 10, 2008
By Lou Kesten AP NO MORE HEROES: Does NBC's “Heroes” make sense anymore? Does anyone care? Apparently, Ubisoft doesn't think so. The company has pulled the ...

And Boomtown says (in Rising Star Games Q&A)  UK - Nov 5, 2008
faceless entity: this, after all, is the company who brought Europe such cult hits as Grasshopper Manufacture’s psychedelic Wii brawler No More Heroes. ...

And hey_suburbia from WiiNintendo says (in Epic Working on New Title for EA; No More Heroes, Resident Evil ...) Directed by No More Heroes (Wii) designer Goichi Suda, Grasshopper Manufacture’s new title is an action-horror game in development for the PC, PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii. The yet-unnamed title is produced by Resident Evil creator Shinji ...

And CNET.com.au says (in No More Heroes)  Australia - Nov 2, 2008
Travis' dry-cleaning bill must be through the roof. (Credit: GameSpot) No More Heroes' combat is its shining star, and not enough can be said about its ...

And Wired News says (in Analysis: On the Death of Next-Gen in Japan)  - Oct 29, 2008
Its entire booth was filled with games for Wii and Nintendo DS, from a No More Heroes sequel to Wii versions of its DS role-playing games. ...

And Game Guru says (in No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle To Be Launched in Early 2010)  India - Oct 20, 2008
No More Heroes has been designed by famed games designer Goichi Suda (or Suda51) from Japan. Incidentally, No More Heroes began life on the Xbox 360.

And The Wiire says (in No More Heroes Until 2010)  NY - Oct 18, 2008
The delay can most likely be attributed to the fact that Suda51 wants to spend a lot of time crafting oodles upon oodles of content into the game. ...

3 Months Ago, Wired News says (in Hands On: Monster Hunter 3 Will Please Fans)  - Oct 12, 2008
Graphically, it looks fine for a Wii title -- although I did hear that Grasshopper's Goichi Suda (No More Heroes) exclaimed appreciation at how good it ...

4 Months Ago, Wired News says (in No More Heroes 's Travis Born on the Throne) No More Heroes 's Travis Born on the Throne
 - Sep 11, 2008
It's actually a nod to how creator Goichi Suda first got the idea to make the Wii title. "I actually came up with the initial idea for a game featuring a ...