Bomberman and Dungeon Explorer also delayed
Rising Star Games has announced a new release date of March 14th for Suda51’s unique Wii title, No More Heroes.
“This has been our biggest production run for a video game,” said Martin Defries, COO, Rising Star Games. “We just want to make sure we can supply everyone.”
No More Heroes has received wide acclaim from the specialist press, with Games TM recently awarding the title 9/10.
In other release date news, the three Bomberman Land titles have been pushed back a week to March 14th, and Dungeon Explorer for PSP and DS is now due on April 4th.
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build times
Aaah the joys of Nintendo build lead times....
Confused
From all the previews I read this game was supposed to have 'bombed' and in the USA it was regarded as an okish title...
Re: Confused
Actually, Chuck, it's done pretty well at retail. The Japanese release was a little quiet, but it's done very well in the US. And the reviews have been great. Not sure how it will do over here, but much like Zack & Wiki and Donkey Kong Jet Race it will probably perform better than you think.
Re: Confused
Zak and Wiki Bombed and Jet race didnt do that much
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