NMH Series Leaving the Wii

http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=26941055&page=0

According to the above post (quoting Edge Magazine), Suda is done making NMH gameson the Wii (after NMH2) because "we've done everything we can with it now." If that's allSuda can do on the Wii, he's not that talented.

Suda 51 is full of himself.

If No More Heroes goes to another system,I am buying that system.

I understand what he's saying, but it's too bad the wii will lose an exclusive franchise.

He never wanted to be on the Wii in the first place

He was forced to make it for the Wii, that's why I think the game didn't come out right. It was a halfhearted effort so he didn't care about making it perfect

Kinda like when you're forced to clean your room you stick everything under the bed or in the closet.

He never wanted to be on the Wii in the first place

He was forced to make it for the Wii, that's why I think the game didn't come out right. It was a halfhearted effort so he didn't care about making it perfect

Kinda like when you're forced to clean your room you stick everything under the bed or in the closet.

Jaysonguy

"He never wanted to be on the Wii in the first place" did he tell you that Jason?

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

He never wanted to be on the Wii in the first place

He was forced to make it for the Wii, that's why I think the game didn't come out right. It was a halfhearted effort so he didn't care about making it perfect

Kinda like when you're forced to clean your room you stick everything under the bed or in the closet.

hansolo14

"He never wanted to be on the Wii in the first place" did he tell you that Jason?

He told everyone that

He was forced to put it on the Wii

Will Travis be overshadowed? Hardly. "He gets to pilot a giant robot!

thats it GOTY, i called it.

but on subject, sad, i want NMH to stay on wii :(

[QUOTE="hansolo14"]

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

He never wanted to be on the Wii in the first place

He was forced to make it for the Wii, that's why I think the game didn't come out right. It was a halfhearted effort so he didn't care about making it perfect

Kinda like when you're forced to clean your room you stick everything under the bed or in the closet.

Jaysonguy

"He never wanted to be on the Wii in the first place" did he tell you that Jason?

He told everyone that

He was forced to put it on the Wii

He told everyone that

He was forced to put it on the Wii

Jaysonguy

"Originally, I'd wanted to make this game for Xbox 360, actually. [Marvelous Interactive boss] Wada-san had information about the new Wii and how the new controller would work before it came out, so that's why he thought I should produce the game on that format. (Doesn't seem "forced" to me.)

"At the time, I didn't really understand why, but after seeing and understanding how it works,I think it was a good choice and the controller works really well with the game."

Link.

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

He told everyone that

He was forced to put it on the Wii

VGobbsesser

"Originally, I'd wanted to make this game for Xbox 360, actually. [Marvelous Interactive boss] Wada-san had information about the new Wii and how the new controller would work before it came out, so that's why he thought I should produce the game on that format. (Doesn't seem "forced" to me.)

"At the time, I didn't really understand why, but after seeing and understanding how it works,I think it was a good choice and the controller works really well with the game."

Link.

That doesnt sound as forced, no Jason? BTW he admit that then he realise why he was told to do it on the Wii

I understand what he's saying, but it's too bad the wii will lose an exclusive franchise.

TheSmitto

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

He told everyone that

He was forced to put it on the Wii

VGobbsesser

"Originally, I'd wanted to make this game for Xbox 360, actually. [Marvelous Interactive boss] Wada-san had information about the new Wii and how the new controller would work before it came out, so that's why he thought I should produce the game on that format. (Doesn't seem "forced" to me.)

"At the time, I didn't really understand why, but after seeing and understanding how it works,I think it was a good choice and the controller works really well with the game."

Link.

Where the other quote?

Where the other quote?

Jaysonguy

What other quote?Not once did it seem like he was "forced" from the link I gave.I don't see how another quote would change that unless he completely reversed his statements.

dont go to 360 come to ps3funsohng

[QUOTE="funsohng"]dont go to 360 come to ps3umcommon

[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

He told everyone that

He was forced to put it on the Wii

Jaysonguy

"Originally, I'd wanted to make this game for Xbox 360, actually. [Marvelous Interactive boss] Wada-san had information about the new Wii and how the new controller would work before it came out, so that's why he thought I should produce the game on that format. (Doesn't seem "forced" to me.)

"At the time, I didn't really understand why, but after seeing and understanding how it works,I think it was a good choice and the controller works really well with the game."

Link.

Where the other quote?

jajajaja poor kid

BTW congartz for the lvl 34 Jason, you're leveling up even fasterthan mydwarve in WOW

lol

He never wanted to be on the Wii in the first place

He was forced to make it for the Wii, that's why I think the game didn't come out right. It was a halfhearted effort so he didn't care about making it perfect

Kinda like when you're forced to clean your room you stick everything under the bed or in the closet.

Jaysonguy

Sigh. Well, I guess all we can do now is wait and enjoy NMH as much as we can, then see how Suda continues. Seriously though, this just killed my day.

its basically gunna fail

The First NMH was really mediocreNuck81

No way, it is a masterpiece IMO

Hmmmm...Maybe DS? He did say he was interested in Project Natal, right?

NMH was overrated in the first place. The game was ok, but it was far from fantastic. I could honestly care less. I like Suda's concepts, and his art team, but that's about it.

I could honestly care less if he never does anything else for the Wii again, or not.

Oh well, hopefully NMH2 turns out to be a good quality game though.

For some reason, I think he'll try to "explain" what he was actually trying to say and tell us that he won't leave the Wii.

If he doesn't, well... Good luck trying to sell a crazy cel-shaded game to a bunch of dorks who won't play anything that isn't a brown FPS.

Good luck trying to sell a crazy cel-shaded game

LordQuorthon

You mean a game like Prince of Persia that sold over 1.5 million?

[QUOTE="LordQuorthon"]

Good luck trying to sell a crazy cel-shaded game

You mean a game like Prince of Persia that sold over 1.5 million?

You mean a game like Prince of Persia that sold over 1.5 million?

Jaysonguy

Yes, Jayson, because Prince of Persia and No More Heroes have absolutely everything in common.

I just don't think NMH would have become such a cult classic game on any other system. No offense to the players of other systems, but I think that game's success required a group of players that liked a genre of games wider than the FPS. But this is my opinion.

NMH is simply a cult game. Its not mainstream and Suda can't expect it to be. And frankly wasn't NMH basically making fun of games and gamers characterisic of the Xbox 360 and PS3?

For some reason, I think he'll try to "explain" what he was actually trying to say and tell us that he won't leave the Wii.

If he doesn't, well... Good luck trying to sell a crazy cel-shaded game to a bunch of dorks who won't play anything that isn't a brown FPS.

LordQuorthon

Eh, not really. In fact I think these 'dorks' are much more receptive towards games like these, unlike grandma Sally or aunt Gracie.

http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=26941055&page=0

According to the above post (quoting Edge Magazine), Suda is done making NMH gameson the Wii (after NMH2) because "we've done everything we can with it now." If that's allSuda can do on the Wii, he's not that talented.

Suda 51 is full of himself.

psychobrew

well i respect him and all, but i want one with WM+ , something like starwars battles

Basically what is being said is that Wii owners don't buy it enough so they may try thier luck on another console. If NMH2 sales really well, I doubt it will go anywhere. However if it sales like the first one did, then this may be the end of NMH on the Wii and can you blame them, you people don't buy games that aren't from an established IP no matter how good they are. Though I don't really think NMH will do that well on the PS3 or 360 either, simply because it has to compete with things like God of War and Ninja Gaiden. Sepewrath

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

[QUOTE="LordQuorthon"]

Good luck trying to sell a crazy cel-shaded game

Kcdragon8116

You mean a game like Prince of Persia that sold over 1.5 million?

CRAZY is the operative word here. Crazy PoP is not.

Sigh. Well, I guess all we can do now is wait and enjoy NMH as much as we can, then see how Suda continues. Seriously though, this just killed my day.

mkDSpro63

I understand what he's saying, but it's too bad the wii will lose an exclusive franchise.

TheSmitto

apart from the humour, it was the interactive combat controls that I found interesting. I dont se NMH being thaqt good on another system although the presentation would be much better

[QUOTE="LordQuorthon"]

Good luck trying to sell a crazy cel-shaded game

Jaysonguy

You mean a game like Prince of Persia that sold over 1.5 million?

This news making me sad.

Now every Wii fanboy will hate Suda 51 and his games even if he is one of the few devs that actually tries to do something new on the Wii.

Honestly I loved NMH and I think it will be missed as a Wii franchise for the hardcore. But the fact is despite that it is a good, hardcore, third party game most hardcore gamers who own PS360's won't pick it up since it would hurt their Gamer Cred to admit to playing a game on the Wii. I mean considering just how good, and how critiacally recieved this game is, despite that most hardcores have a Wii SOMEWHERE in their house, and despite you can pick this game up for less than $20, it has barely sold 250K. That is really sad, in fact it should be an embarassing fact to Wii only/centric hardcore gamers. There has to be more than 250K of us.

I think the NMH franchise is awesome, and should be a minimum 1.5-2 Mill seller even on Wii. I don't blame him for considering to take the game onto other consoles, but I personally don't think it will translate as well. It will be an interesting exercise to see if in 2012 NMH3 comes out for 360 or PS3 if it sells any better. If it does not, well that means it was just a niche game all along.