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reblogged: videogamenostalgia
How does Sine Mora’s Concept Art fare with the Graphic Design?
Grasshopper Manufacture and Digital Reality took to Facebook to ask you guys how the end results meet the concept art.
The dev team hired on Mahiro Maeda to design the bosses for the shoot ‘em up. Maeda is well known for working on Neon Genesis Evangelion, The Vision of Escaflowne, Final Fantasy: Unlimited and the “The Second Reconnaisance” from The Animatrix.
Jan
31st, 2012
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reblogged: tinycartridge
![tinycartridge:
No More Heroes beam katana replica, being auctioned by Grasshopper Manufacture for Japan relief. It’s predictably expensive — $720 right now — but 100% of the proceeds go to the Red Cross as part of the game industry’s “Play for Japan” initiative.
This “Blood Berry” replica was brandished by Suda 51 during Tokyo Game Show 2009, when Suda was doing interviews to promote No More Heroes 2. I was personally threatened with with this beam katana! According to the auction, it was primarily used as a reference for animation. It’s really impressive in real life. I totally want to bring it home for myself, but yeahhhhhhh.
Buy: No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle
See also: More No More Heroes 2 stuff
[Thanks, Chris Kraft!]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lkuitj7pSg1qzp9weo1_500.png)
No More Heroes beam katana replica, being auctioned by Grasshopper Manufacture for Japan relief. It’s predictably expensive — $720 right now — but 100% of the proceeds go to the Red Cross as part of the game industry’s “Play for Japan” initiative.
This “Blood Berry” replica was brandished by Suda 51 during Tokyo Game Show 2009, when Suda was doing interviews to promote No More Heroes 2. I was personally threatened with with this beam katana! According to the auction, it was primarily used as a reference for animation. It’s really impressive in real life. I totally want to bring it home for myself, but yeahhhhhhh.
Buy: No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle
See also: More No More Heroes 2 stuff
[Thanks, Chris Kraft!]
May
7th, 2011
117![tinycartridge:
No More Heroes beam katana replica, being auctioned by Grasshopper Manufacture for Japan relief. It’s predictably expensive — $720 right now — but 100% of the proceeds go to the Red Cross as part of the game industry’s “Play for Japan” initiative.
This “Blood Berry” replica was brandished by Suda 51 during Tokyo Game Show 2009, when Suda was doing interviews to promote No More Heroes 2. I was personally threatened with with this beam katana! According to the auction, it was primarily used as a reference for animation. It’s really impressive in real life. I totally want to bring it home for myself, but yeahhhhhhh.
Buy: No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle
See also: More No More Heroes 2 stuff
[Thanks, Chris Kraft!]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lkuitj7pSg1qzp9weo1_1280.png)
