Originally Posted by Bells (Post 965586)

Dudes i don't doubt this game will be great and all, the game footage does seems very interesting to me... but everything else in that video that isn't game footage?...

...t'hell is that? Dude in toilet explaining commands and a... weird seems a bit of a understatement here but... weird voice over for Suda?

Originally Posted by Ryong (Post 965647)

...Wait, it's named like every early DS game*, but it's for Wii? Huh?




* = Advance Wars: Dual Strike and Castlevania Dawn of Souls are good examples.

Originally Posted by 1UP

No. 5 -- MotionPlus is out

Late last year, Suda mentioned in an interview that he was interested in adding support for Nintendo's Wii MotionPlus peripheral to the game, presumably to allow for more precise attacks. But he now tells us that this idea didn't end up making the cut, in part because of the next entry on our list.

No. 6 -- The Classic Controller is in

Grasshopper's tradeoff for leaving out MotionPlus support is that they've included a Classic Controller option. Given that No More Heroes 2's minigames are presented like classic 2D games, this makes a lot of sense, but you'll be able to play the whole game on the SNES-style pad -- not just the minigames.

As it turns out, Grasshopper's motivation for this had less to do with the mingames and more to do with the popularity of Capcom's Monster Hunter Tri, which many people in Japan play using the Classic Controller (and was even packaged at the same time as the Classic Controller Pro). According to Suda, Grasshopper -- and Japanese publisher Marvelous -- wanted to support this controller to appeal to those players.

Originally Posted by 1UP

To my knowledge, Grasshopper hasn't worked on a Batman game. I honestly thought that the large amount of Batman figurines was present due to some project I didn't know about, and I asked Suda, "why do you have so many Batman figurines here?" He simply answered, "I like Batman; I think he's really cool." GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME.