Due to weaker overall sales, Marvelous will only license titles to Western Publishers in overseas markets.
After weaker than expected sales and uncertain market conditions, Marvelous Entertainment has modified their plans to distribute their titles in western markets. Going forward, Marvelous Entertainment will only license their games to other publishers overseas.
Famitsu provides details regarding some of the game's modes, as well as a sneak peek into who is making the art books.
Famitsu recently revealed new details concerning the HD remake of No More Heroes, including information on the Rebout Mode, Movie Viewer, and what to expect from the art book pre-order bonuses.
While both Sony and Microsoft's machines will soon have motion control capabilities, Marvelous won't be leveraging the hardware.
In a recent interview with Edge Online, Yasuhiro Wada, president of Marvelous Entertainment revealed that the HD port of No More Heroes, No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise will not feature motion controls.
The company confirmed that it has no plans of publishing the PS3 and Xbox 360 port of No More Heroes.
Ubisoft, the US publisher of the No More Heroes games has confirmed to G4 that they currently have no plans to publish the recently announced No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise is a port of the original No More Heroes which was released on Wii in 2008.
Famitsu reveals that the once Wii-exclusive title is coming to other platforms.
For quite a while now, it has been rumored that No More Heroes would receive a port to this generations other consoles from the Wii. Today, Famitsu confirmed those rumors with the announcement of No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise for Japan, an HD remake of the Wii title.
This "action-RPG" includes more running and standing around than action.
Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga is the third iteration of the Valhalla Knights series, which up until now, have lived solely on the PSP. Each entry in the series is a part of the action-RPG genre featuring a mission-based structure. Eldar Saga falls in line with its predecessor but now features a seamless battle system that occurs in realtime.
Trust me, 30 seconds is all you need... to fall in love with this game.
Half-Minute Hero is one of the more abstract and crazier titles to come out of Japan as of late. The game features numerous types of gameplay, but all are based around a single underlying concept: time. Within each of the game's four modes, players are given a total of 30 seconds to complete the objective at hand. Accompanying the unique gameplay is an equally original presentation comprised of highly pixelated sprites and 8-bit backdrops. The title as a whole is simply unlike anything before it.
The retooling of Valhalla Knights 2 changes the party size from six to four, adds teleport points, and more.
A recent ESRB posting shows that Xseed is teaming up with Marvelous and bringing Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance to North American PSPs.
This Japanese title moves from PC to the DS.
Livly Garden was originally a PC game developed by So-Net that allowed players to raise strange creatures called Livly on their islands. While raising these creatures, players could also visit other player's islands.
Yet another Marvelous title has been taken over by Ignition.
Ignition announced today that they plan to publish the Marvelous RPG, Arc Rise Fantasia in America.
