Latest Suda51 News and Stories

Akira Yamaoka Signed Every Shadows Of The Damned Soundtrack Sold In The West

In Real Life

4 months ago

Akira Yamaoka Signed Every Shadows Of The Damned Soundtrack Sold In The West

Ian Walker

3

Nintendo

7 months ago

I’ll Buy Killer7 Again, I Don’t Care

Ian Walker

2

First No More Heroes 3 Gameplay Obscured By Suda51’s Head

In Real Life

8 months ago

First No More Heroes 3 Gameplay Obscured By Suda51’s Head

Ian Walker

1

Grasshopper Manufacture CEO Goichi Suda, more commonly known as Suda51, is famous for his off-kilter sense of humour. His latest prank on fans came in the introduction to this morning’s New Game+ Expo stream, during which we got our first look at Grasshopper’s next game, No More Heroes 3. The…

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes: The Kotaku Review

Nintendo

2 years ago

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes: The Kotaku Review

Chris Kohler

1

Killer7 Doesn’t Explain A Damn Thing And That’s Fine

In Real Life

3 years ago

Killer7 Doesn’t Explain A Damn Thing And That’s Fine

Heather Alexandra

Last night, I continued my playthrough of Suda51’s cult classic Killer7 on Kotaku‘s Twitch channel. The game has a reputation for being weird, and as I keep playing I’m discovering that its unflinching dedication to not explaining a damn thing is one of its most compelling quirks.

Danganronpa V3 And A Bunch Of Other Japanese Games Get Western Release Dates

In Real Life

4 years ago

Danganronpa V3 And A Bunch Of Other Japanese Games Get Western Release Dates

Ethan Gach

2

Free PS4 Game Let It Die Is Fun, But Clunky

In Real Life

4 years ago

Free PS4 Game Let It Die Is Fun, But Clunky

Heather Alexandra

7

A Video Game Trying Its Hardest To Be The Most Otaku Thing Ever

In Real Life

6 years ago

A Video Game Trying Its Hardest To Be The Most Otaku Thing Ever

Evan Narcisse

2

Two hours. At most, three. That’s all the time you’ll need to blaze through a trippy video game hallucination that zips players through everything from old-school NES games through Akira and Sailor Moon. It’s probably the most otaku thing you’ll do all year.