Speaking with the Guardian, Grasshopper Manufacture CEO Goichi Suda made a scatological synopsis of the No More Heroes series.

When first announced, No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise was supposed to be out on February 25. Instead of delivering the HD port to stores, Marvelous uploaded another trailer and announced a new release date.

As a pre-order bonus, Marvelous is packaging art books called “erotica portraits” with No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise.

The HD port of No More Heroes won’t be available in stores next month. Marvelous just pushed No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise back to April.

No More Heroes: Heroes Paradise doesn’t utilize motion control so mini-games like lifting weights and wrestling moves have to be mapped with good old buttons.

Marvelous is promoting the Xbox 360 / PlayStation 3 port of No More Heroes with TV ads featuring the game’s new theme song from 9mm Parabellum Bullet.

You’ve seen No More Heroes before. Now see it with Japanese voice acting and upscaled graphics from Feelplus.

Grasshopper Manufacture isn’t directly working on No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise. Marvelous handed the high definition porting job to Feelplus.

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

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?