I starting to get tired of Suda's game's plots, they feel very similar.

Where's the similarity between this, Shadows of the Damned, Lollipop Chainsaw, Liberation Maiden and No More Heroes? o.O

Uh.. wut? That was old data btw, LPC sold around 810k copies (if VGchartz data is correct). 460k - PS3, 350k - Xbox on ONE single title. It doesn't matter if it was on 2 separate platforms, it still sold better than NMH on Wii.

I didn't mean all games but Killer 7, No more heroes and The Killer is Dead have hired killers, sexy blondes, some political stuff and the graphics are kind of similar too, I don't know I wish Suda move on from that and do something different. Just my 2 cents.

I like the style, but this look like more weird than Killer7 and No More Heroes. Just look at it. The Smiles were probably the closest thing to a demon in Killer7, but in Killer is Dead, everything seem ripped off from Hell, just like Shadows of the Damned!

No more Heroes didn't have political stuff =P None that I remember, though.

I aint hating either I usually buy and enjoy all of Suda stuff, Shadows of the Damned should arrive in my mail box in 7 days. Is kinda like my situation with Tarantino, I enjoy his movies but I whish he moves on from the grindhouse homage and do something different.

Liberation Maiden and Sine More are for you, then :3

All my numbers are from VGC data, you're the one posting old data.

And yes it matters when it's on 2 seperate platforms. Multiplat development isn't free. Distribution for two platforms isn't free either. You increase your risk of overshipping and getting returns or sales at slashed prices. 

@pezus Yes, you're right, many of those were ports and rereleases, and some of them didn't leave Japan because they were expected to sell poorly. How does that suggest Grasshopper had more success on HD consoles? Right. It doesn't.

No, I posted that link initially because Suda went on record to say that he was happy with the sales. How is developing two games over many years cheaper than developing one on multiplat? Even if you were to factor in the cost of multiplat release with distributution, it would still be better to sell a game across mutliple platforms due to the larger installbase. And fyi after NMH (Wii), the second one sold significantly less.

Look at it this way which is better selling 890K of two games over many years (on one system) vs 810k on a single game stretched between two platforms (released just last year). No matter how you look at it's Grasshoppers most successful game.