SUDA51 Wants No More Heroes Mini Games On DSi
No More Heroes 2 designer had lots of fun making the 8-bit style missions.
Svend SPOnG with SUDA51. Rock on, dudes.
Goichi Suda has said that he would like to release the 8-bit minigames found in No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle onto DSiWare - stating that they could work well as standalone games.
Speaking to SPOnG about the violent sequel, the game designer - also known as SUDA51 - said that the intention was to only create three minigames in the 'Famicom' style, but had so much fun making them that almost all of the side missions were made in the same format.
Asked whether those games could see a release on DSiWare, Suda-san laughed, "Oh, what a good idea! I want to do that now! Of course, those side games are only a small part of No More Heroes 2, but even as separate games they're quite enjoyable!"
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle is hitting the Wii this April, bringing with it a whole new level of sexual innuendo and bloody violence.
Speaking to SPOnG about the violent sequel, the game designer - also known as SUDA51 - said that the intention was to only create three minigames in the 'Famicom' style, but had so much fun making them that almost all of the side missions were made in the same format.
Asked whether those games could see a release on DSiWare, Suda-san laughed, "Oh, what a good idea! I want to do that now! Of course, those side games are only a small part of No More Heroes 2, but even as separate games they're quite enjoyable!"
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle is hitting the Wii this April, bringing with it a whole new level of sexual innuendo and bloody violence.
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