Fire Emblem: Awakening and No More Heroes character designer Yusuke Kozaki recently did an “Ask Me Anything” Q&A on Reddit.

Vanquish and No More Heroes 2 disappoint, as the Super Mario Collection dethrones Pokémon.

Grasshopper Manufacture is packing first print copies of No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle with an Erotica Comic.

And a shout-out to two of our readers on the Grasshopper Manufacture podcast!

Ubisoft published No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle first. Then Rising Star Games released it. Today, Marvelous finally announced Travis’ dual beam katana wielding game for Japan.

Missed No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle when it launched at the end of January? Today, you can get the game and save 30% for future assassination missions.

Rising Star confirmed Europeans can once again recharge their beam katanas come this April.

Otaku culture within otaku culture at its finest. It makes you feel so proud of everything you’re passionate about.

European publisher unaffected by Marvelous Entertainment’s new licensing model. Rising Star will continue to bring games like Luminous Arc, Harvest Moon, and No More Heroes to PAL territories.

Citing lower than expected sales in the West and difficult market conditions, Marvelous revised their plan for overseas distribution.

The good old ESRB is at it again, this time spilling early information about No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle.

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

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.

Here’s a pic from Ubisoft’s E3 site. It seems to be a list of games they will show off at E3… I can spot what is Splinter Cell, Assassin’s Creed 2 and what is obviously No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle.