Ubisoft confirmed to G4TV that they won’t be publishing the high-definition upgrade domestically.

All of the gore in No More Heroes was censored when Marvelous released it in Japan. The HD port, No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise, restores the carnage, but only on the Xbox 360.

In the summer, we broke the news that Marvelous was considering hi-definition ports of their Wii games. No More Heroes will be the first game getting that treatment.

No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle has no MotionPlus enhancements but it does support the Classic Controller.

Fans of the incredible Flower, Sun, and Rain will be disappointed to hear that the game’s prequel, The Silver Case, which was being ported from PlayStation to DS, is now on hold. Or rather, the port is complete but Suda doesn’t want to release it.

The Lospass guidebook is one of the many things that go a long way toward making the world of Flower, Sun & Rain believable, but you won’t be using it for sightseeing.

Flower, Sun, and Rain begins with a montage of in game cuts mixed with live actors performing scenes from the game set to the song “Anata no Tame ni.” The intro is very avant garde-esque, and it sets the “feel” for the entire game, which is similar in nature.

No More Heroes may be a year old for us, but Korea doesn’t know who Travis Touchdown is yet. CyberFront picked up the rights to No More Heroes. Which version did they get?

We hinted at Grasshopper Manufacture’s future earlier in the morning. Now, let’s take a look at their past.

I’m desperately trying not to voice my actual thoughts and think of something insightful to say about this trailer, but I really can’t.