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The No More Heroes spinoff is heading to new platforms; get all the details here.
Could a new No More Heroes game get announced at E3? Here's what we know so far.
Travis Strikes Again succeeds as a simple hack-n-slash with seamless co-op, but doesn't do enough to avoid repetition or challenge you in meaningful ways.
Stalk a serial killer through maze-like streets in the puzzle-action of Life is Destroy. Get into the game—literally—with Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, available January 18, 2019 on Nintendo ...
Travis Strikes Again! Here's one of the several game modes available demonstrating what it's like to pair up with a friend and slash your way through some bad guys in ...
Travis Touchdown is back for the Nintendo Switch. We got a chance to check out the game's co-op at PAX West 2018.
The upcoming Suda51 game now has a release date; Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes comes to Switch early 2019.
The eccentric developer behind No More Heroes wants the upcoming Switch release to lead the way for the next big game of the series.
Here is some rad gameplay of Travis Strikes Again: NMH on the Nintendo Switch!
We talk with Nintendo's Damon Baker about bringing indie content to Switch, whether the 3DS is still the home for indies, and who sets the price of indie games.
Travis Touchdown's gaming console, the Death Drive, is packed with games for you and Travis to play with a friend. Here's a sneak peak at the games you'll be able ...
No More Heroes creator talks developing for the Switch, and how it felt like fate to make the next game.
The famed designer talks more about what kind of indie collaborations will be featured in Switch's upcoming No More Heroes game.
Find out who you’ll be playing in Resident Evil 7’s DLC, and Suda 41 implies No More Heroes: Travis Strikes Again may not stay Switch exclusive.
Nintendo highlighted 20 upcoming indie games for the Switch; watch their trailers here.
Travis Touchdown is making a comeback on the Nintendo Switch in Travis Strikes Again.
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