https://www.gamespot.com/articles/with-switch-getting-new-no-more-heroes-dev-talks-a/1100-6453307/

As one of the more unusual and mature games on the Nintendo Wii, Grasshopper Manufacturer's No More Heroes became a cult favorite, with many admiring its bizarre and unorthodox style of action. With the series focusing on the exploits of mega-nerd Travis Touchdown and his encounters with killers and other weirdos, the series is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year, along with the upcoming sequel Travis Strikes Again coming to Nintendo Switch.

With the game's creator Goichi Suda--known as Suda51--returning to direct, he plans to continue channeling the weirdness, while also taking some cues from the recent surge of indies like Hotline Miami, and other games that push the boundaries. During Pax West 2017, we got the chance to sit down and chat with Suda51 about his work on Travis Strikes Again, his admiration for the independent games movement of the last ten years, and where he sees the series going from here.