I suspect it's going to be a similar deal to TSA, Octopath Traveller and (presumably) Daemon x Machina in that Nintendo gets timed exclusivity in exchange for distribution, promotion and (presumably) localisation help.is this going to be like TSA and come to other platforms a while after release?
So when I ask him about part-time job minigames, he defers back to fans. They can return if fans want them to return, in either 8-bit form or something more along the lines of the original game. The open-world design from No More Heroes is also on the table, and given the concept art above I wouldn't mind seeing it return. But if fans would rather have an experience closer to No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle, that's what they'll get. Outside of the story Suda has in his mind, nothing is quite set in stone.
There are, however, a few confirmed details of how the game will play. Travis's beam katana and wrestling moves will play a major role in the combat of the title. The Death Glove and Death Drive from Travis Strikes Again will also be present to enhance Travis's arsenal. The mecha suit from the trailer is connected to the Death Glove and, in this game, Travis will be able to use it in the real world.
With so much of the story still unknown to even Suda himself, I ask about the return of Shinobu. Originally an enemy of Travis in No More Heroes, she returned in Desperate Struggle as a massive fangirl of the best killer in the world, becoming a playable character in the process. Shinobu appeared in Travis Strikes Again as a downloadable character, but Suda isn't committing to bringing her back in No More Heroes 3 just yet.
"If Shinobu does end up being in the game, we're going to try and get Kimberly Brooks back to do her voice work as she did in Travis Strikes Again."
I have no doubt No More Heroes 3 will see a host of new eccentric enemies to dismember, but there is one expired assassin Suda wishes he could bring back for the game.
"Captain Vladimir is a character I really like. He had a really great backstory and I loved his situation. If there was a way, I'd like to bring him back especially considering the content of the new game."
Suda has been adamant about wanting them remastered and has been talking to Marvelous about them. The ball is in their court.Are they also planning on bringing out HD remasters of the first 2 NMH games? I never played the series so would love to play the first 2 in an updated fashion on Switch
Suda has been adamant about wanting them remastered and has been talking to Marvelous about them. The ball is in their court.
I believe they're from the Destructoid article posted above. The Santa Destroy concept art looks great, pretty much how I imagined it would end up looking like after the Utopinia teases in TSA. Also I wonder whether that manor is supposed to be Sylvia's that we visited, or something else.So I've seen a couple of supposedly NMH3 concept art online but I can't find any source for them. They're not on the E3 presskit either. I wonder where did people got them ?
I'm honestly expecting the game to get delayed all things considered but hey, maybe Grasshopper will surprise us.Um. Not to be pessimistic or anything, but with so many aspects of this game undetermined, how can this possibly make a 2020 release date? I get that they probably have a combat engine in place already, but without any of the game's story or overall structure being determined, I fail to see how we will get this game earlier than 2021. These things don't just happen overnight usually.
I just have worked on games that have been completely playable from start to finish like a year before release and they still needed every minute of dev time they got up to launch. Feels weird to me unless this game is planned to be smaller in scale than the first two.I'm honestly expecting the game to get delayed all things considered but hey, maybe Grasshopper will surprise us.
It's weird, given that Nintendo is distributing this, which probably means a simultaneous worldwide launch (as that's been extremely effective for them this generation). This, in turn, means the game has to be in a near-final state well before release to allow time for localisation.Um. Not to be pessimistic or anything, but with so many aspects of this game undetermined, how can this possibly make a 2020 release date? I get that they probably have a combat engine in place already, but without any of the game's story or overall structure being determined, I fail to see how we will get this game earlier than 2021. These things don't just happen overnight usually.
This would be almost a 2 years dev time at most if it's holiday 2020, Desperate Struggle had a similar development time.I just have worked on games that have been completely playable from start to finish like a year before release and they still needed every minute of dev time they got up to launch. Feels weird to me unless this game is planned to be smaller in scale than the first two.
Thought you folks might enjoy seeing the sketch I just got from NMH character designer Yusuke Kozaki at Anime Expo:
that's super coolThought you folks might enjoy seeing the sketch I just got from NMH character designer Yusuke Kozaki at Anime Expo:
Wow, that's awesome!Thought you folks might enjoy seeing the sketch I just got from NMH character designer Yusuke Kozaki at Anime Expo: