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

DeNA have signed on some major talent like Keiji Inafune, Suda 51 and Yuji Naka to develop for their Mobage service.

Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns was MMV’s best-selling game in Japan last year, followed by Fate/Extra on the PSP.

EB Games and Gamestop have Konami’s enhanced port of No More Heroes listed for a May release.

Heroes’ Paradise is being released by Konami outside of Japan…but in North America, Xbox 360 owners are out of luck. Sony are already pushing the game as a PlayStation Move title.

We catch up with Marvelous Entertainment to talk about the company’s plans in the short-term and their intention to focus on established brands and social-networking.

Outside of Japan, Konami is the publisher of No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise, but they only picked up the PlayStation 3 version with newly added PlayStation Move controls.

Marvelous Entertainment’s strategy of slowing down paid off. This quarter their video game division booked a profit.

Ignition is close to Marvelous these days so I asked Shane Bettenhausen, former journalist and New Business Development Director at Ignition, about it.

Aside from the level of gore, No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise looks different depending on what console you play it on.

Marvelous, responding to complaints about sluggish loading times and freezing, plan to fix something with a patch.

As reported earlier in the week, No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise debuted on the Media Create sales charts rather nicely, all things considered.

Despite all of the loading time complaints, people are buying No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise. Both versions of the HD port made it on Media Create’s top ten sales list for the week of April 12.

Feelplus and Marvelous just released No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise in Japan. How does the HD port stand up to the original release?