No More Heroes dev. will rerelease their first game on PS Store

Some of you might not know who Suda "Suda51" Goichi is, but perhaps you've heard of his game, one of the most talked-about titles on the Wii, No More Heroes. Another American release he was involved in was the PS2 title killer7, which featured a unique twist on the FPS genre. If you are a fan of these niche titles, you are in luck. Developer Grasshopper Manufacture's (where Goichi is CEO) very first title, released in Japan for the original PlayStation back in 1999, titled The Silver Case, will be headed over to the Japanese PS Store. The game yet another one-of-kind adventure title that featured usually deep characterization and unconventional plot, containing a story about murders that seem be committed by a dead man.
No word on whether The Silver Case will get a stateside release; though a remake and a spinoff of the original is currently being ported and localized for the DS. That gives us a glimmer of hope of an English version, but don't count on it. Of course, we'll keep you updated if any of that changes.
No word on whether The Silver Case will get a stateside release; though a remake and a spinoff of the original is currently being ported and localized for the DS. That gives us a glimmer of hope of an English version, but don't count on it. Of course, we'll keep you updated if any of that changes.









Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
SuperGayParade @ Sep 23rd 2008 9:06AM
Not going to happen. Sorry.
Topher07 @ Sep 23rd 2008 11:11AM
Sorry, I don't want any games where I have to mow the lawn before I can go on my next mission. Please keep No More Heroes off the PS3.
IcyStorm @ Sep 23rd 2008 10:51AM
They're not talking about No More Heroes in this article.
adorna @ Sep 23rd 2008 10:04AM
lately everything I think interesting is only published in Japan ..
if japanese were any easier to learn, I'd go for it..
Gonzo @ Sep 23rd 2008 11:38AM
Considering that No More Heroes is perhaps THE most overrated games of all time, I don't really care if this new one makes it here. All Suda51's games look trippy enough but all seem like they're programmed by children suffering from ADD.
I can overlook flaws in games that also have good moments but with NMH the best parts (boss battles) were only tolerable because the rest of the game was so tedious.
lorddshadow @ Sep 23rd 2008 5:32PM
oh i thought this was referring to killer7. :(