Ubisoft Passing On No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise
By Ishaan . November 20, 2009 . 3:39pmUbisoft confirmed to G4TV that they won’t be publishing the high-definition upgrade domestically.
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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.
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?
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.
Let’s look back to the past for a minute. Back to 2006, when the Wii was still considered a “fad” and the best core third-party game we had on the system was Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition. Back when EA wasn’t prepping a Boom Blox sequel and a Wii version of Dead Space. Back when [...]
Marvelous’ announcement at Tokyo Game Show was a teaser clip for No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle. While the sequel’s name makes it sound like a Nintendo DS game, you know with the DS acronym, Grasshopper Manufacture is developing it for the Wii. Enjoy this teaser trailer because No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle’s tentative release window [...]
The ever growing Marvelous Entertainment group has a new line up of mobile phone games in Japan. Along with a Zero no Tsukaima horizontal shooter and a mobile Fish Eyes Wild there is a series of cheap, 100 yen No More Heroes flash games. In one game you drive the Schpeltiger and in the [...]
Earlier this week, fellow Siliconera writer Levi informed me the Heavenly Star music video was cut from the Ubisoft’s “red” version of No More Heroes. Since I have the Japanese version I was completely unaware that it got cut. Definitely surprising news considering Ubisoft the song remains in the game and Ubisoft has a relationship [...]