Goichi Suda, head of offbeat Japanese game studio Grasshopper Manufacture, has pretty much never done what was expected of him over his history in the industry. That’s why, perhaps, it was such ...

Goichi Suda, the head and founder of Grasshopper Manufacture, is often recognized for his games and their focus on style over ...

Founded in 1998 by Goichi Suda, Grasshopper Manufacture is best known for games like Killer 7, Lollipop Chainsaw, and No More Heroes. Today, the studio announced it is being acquired by Chinese ...

Two years ago, Grasshopper Manufacture was a modest outfit producing one game at a time. Now, they're a serious force in the Japanese games industry, with nine ...

Suda 51's studio Grasshopper Manufacture has been acquired by Gungho Online Entertainment, known for its longstanding MMO Ragnarok Online. Rather than be renamed or realigned within the company ...

Suda 51’s Grasshopper Manufacture, which celebrated its 23rd Anniversary in March, has been acquired by NetEase.

Grasshopper Manufacture has carried out its own mini Direct this morning, and to say it was a bit bizarre would be accurate. The direct started with a quick look at the history of Grasshopper’s ...

Grasshopper Manufacture fans may soon be able to play classics like Killer 7, and Flower, Sun, and Rain on modern systems.

Grasshopper Manufacture’s The Silver Case will be released internationally for Windows PCs through Playism. The point-and-click text adventure is set in the 24 Districts and follows characters ...

Grasshopper Manufacture and Nagoshi Studio interview videos discuss NetEase Games advantages Suda hopes to announce a new project by the end of 2022.

The Grasshopper Direct 2023 showcase was held yesterday, and it was suitably chaotic. We were even purportedly shown Grasshopper Manufacture's latest video game, with eccentric CEO Suda51 ...

NetEase Games has acquired No More Heroes series developer Grasshopper Manufacture from GungHo Online Entertainment, the companies announced. The equity transfer agreement was signed on May 31.