Thanks to the latest issue of Famitsu, it has been revealed that Killer 7 creator Goichi 'Suda 51' Suda's cell-shaded Wii action game, Heroes is no more; it will now be known as the slightly edgier-sounding No More Heroes, billed for release in Japan summer next year.

With Suda in the director's chair and Kozaki Yuusuke working on character design, No More Heroes has you fighting off rival assassins in a free-roaming world, with a Wii Remote-controlled sort-of-Lightsaber as your weapon of choice. You can check out the excellent debut trailer right here.

There's some rather nice screenshots of the game in Famitsu as well, so we'll be sure to let you know when we manage to get our hands on those.

Games (Mostly Boxed Gameking, but
also NES, GP32 + Neogeo pocket) = 404
PSU = Over 300, many brand new multivoltage UK
NES Controllers = Over 120
Ariel Cables = Over 100
GBA Memory Sticks = 64
Nintendo RF Switches = 59
Nintendo PSU's = 53
GBA/DS USB Charger = 51
Genesis Controllers = over 40, some brand new 6 button
SNES Consoles = 36
PSP Cases = 36
NES Consoles = 35
SNES Controllers = Over 30, some brand new
Sega Power Supplies = over 30 + brand new ones
Atari Joysticks = 23
76in1 Consoles = 23
Vcom Consoles = 21
PSP Car Chargers = 20
NES Zappers = 20
Atari PSU = 19
Sega RF Switches = 19
Genesis 2 Consoles = 15
GBA Chargers = 15
PS1 Controllers = 14
Playstation AV Cables = 14
PS1 Memory Cards = 13
N64 Rumble Paks = 13
GBA TV Tuners = 13
Gameking Consoles = 12
Atari 2600 Console (Woodern) = 12
Playstation RF Adaptors = 12
PSP USB Chargers = 10
N64 Controller Pak = 10
GP32 Consoles = Around 10, unknown type, most boxed
RF Switches = 11
32x Console = 11
Dreamcast Memory Cards = 11
Dreamcast PSU's = 9
NES PSU's = 9
Atari 2600 Console (Plastic) = 9
Atari Single Hand Dial Joystick = 8
Genesis Consoles = 7
Sega Joysticks = 6
NES Advantage Controllers = 6
NES Joysticks = 6
Sega Lightphaser = 5
GBA Carry Cases = 5
GBA Battery Packs = 5
DS Carry Cases = 5
N64 Memory Cards = 5
JVC RF Switches = 5
GBA Consoles = 4
GBA Link Cable = 3
Gamegear Consoles = 3
Wireless Gamecube Controllers = 3
128 SMC. = 3
Treamcast Consoles (with cases, cables, LCD screen etc.) = 3
Sega Saturn Consoles = 3
Atari Dual Joystick = 3
NES Floormat Controller = 2
NES Console Box = 2
Gameboy Consoles = 2
GBA Battery Chargers = 2
GBA Charger PSU's = 2
Gamecube Consoles = 2
Genesis Console Box = 2
Genesis 3 Consoles = 2
Mega CD 2 Consoles = 2
Sega Saturn Controllers = 2
Dreamcast Consoles = 2
Dreamcast Controllers = 2
Dreamcast Keyboards = 2
Atari 2600 Console (Special Wood) = 2
7.5 inch LCD TV = 1
Atari 2600 Box = 1
Atari 5200 Console = 1
Atari 7900 Console = 1
Atari RF Switch = 1
PSX Receiver For Controller = 1
PS2 Controller = 1
PS2 Multitap = 1
Playstation PSU = 1
PSX RF Switch = 1
A whole load of GBA flash kits, cables, carts, xchangers etc. etc.

Also:
Genesis 2 Console Box, Genesis 3 Console Box, Master System Console, Master System Controller, Sega Receiver, Boxed Dreamcast, Dreamcast Internet Cable, Sega Control Deck, Boxed Sega Arcade Joypad,NES Laserscope Headset, Nintendo Receiver, Gamecube to GBA Adaptor, Gamecube RF Adaptor, GBA Camera, Gameboy Screen Magnifier, Gameboy Booster, N64 Transfer Pak, N64 Receiver, N64 Console, Boxed SNES 2 Console, SNES 2 Console, NES 4 Player Adaptor, NES Satellite Receiver, NES Zoomer, Gamecube RF Adaptor, JVC Controller, Lightgun, Racing Wheel, Joypad, Av Cables, Menacer Receiver, Wireless RF Links, Ariel Adaptor (loads of these), Tape Storage Box, Tape Storage Deck, GameSystem Bag, Plastic Lid, Gamegear Carry Case, Handyboy, Handy Gear, Microphone, Mattel Intellivision, Intellivision TV Game Console, Video Game Computer Centre (Boxed), Astrocade Arcade Box.

The new Treamcast version, a collector for hard core Sega fans, is now available: Meet the Treamcast SE, more portable Dreamcast for retro fans!

Games (Mostly Boxed Gameking, but
also NES, GP32 + Neogeo pocket) = 404
PSU = Over 300, many brand new multivoltage UK
NES Controllers = Over 120
Ariel Cables = Over 100
GBA Memory Sticks = 64
Nintendo RF Switches = 59
Nintendo PSU's = 53
GBA/DS USB Charger = 51
Genesis Controllers = over 40, some brand new 6 button
SNES Consoles = 36
PSP Cases = 36
NES Consoles = 35
SNES Controllers = Over 30, some brand new
Sega Power Supplies = over 30 + brand new ones
Atari Joysticks = 23
76in1 Consoles = 23
Vcom Consoles = 21
PSP Car Chargers = 20
NES Zappers = 20
Atari PSU = 19
Sega RF Switches = 19
Genesis 2 Consoles = 15
GBA Chargers = 15
PS1 Controllers = 14
Playstation AV Cables = 14
PS1 Memory Cards = 13
N64 Rumble Paks = 13
GBA TV Tuners = 13
Gameking Consoles = 12
Atari 2600 Console (Woodern) = 12
Playstation RF Adaptors = 12
PSP USB Chargers = 10
N64 Controller Pak = 10
GP32 Consoles = Around 10, unknown type, most boxed
RF Switches = 11
32x Console = 11
Dreamcast Memory Cards = 11
Dreamcast PSU's = 9
NES PSU's = 9
Atari 2600 Console (Plastic) = 9
Atari Single Hand Dial Joystick = 8
Genesis Consoles = 7
Sega Joysticks = 6
NES Advantage Controllers = 6
NES Joysticks = 6
Sega Lightphaser = 5
GBA Carry Cases = 5
GBA Battery Packs = 5
DS Carry Cases = 5
N64 Memory Cards = 5
JVC RF Switches = 5
GBA Consoles = 4
GBA Link Cable = 3
Gamegear Consoles = 3
Wireless Gamecube Controllers = 3
128 SMC. = 3
Treamcast Consoles (with cases, cables, LCD screen etc.) = 3
Sega Saturn Consoles = 3
Atari Dual Joystick = 3
NES Floormat Controller = 2
NES Console Box = 2
Gameboy Consoles = 2
GBA Battery Chargers = 2
GBA Charger PSU's = 2
Gamecube Consoles = 2
Genesis Console Box = 2
Genesis 3 Consoles = 2
Mega CD 2 Consoles = 2
Sega Saturn Controllers = 2
Dreamcast Consoles = 2
Dreamcast Controllers = 2
Dreamcast Keyboards = 2
Atari 2600 Console (Special Wood) = 2
7.5 inch LCD TV = 1
Atari 2600 Box = 1
Atari 5200 Console = 1
Atari 7900 Console = 1
Atari RF Switch = 1
PSX Receiver For Controller = 1
PS2 Controller = 1
PS2 Multitap = 1
Playstation PSU = 1
PSX RF Switch = 1
A whole load of GBA flash kits, cables, carts, xchangers etc. etc.

Also:
Genesis 2 Console Box, Genesis 3 Console Box, Master System Console, Master System Controller, Sega Receiver, Boxed Dreamcast, Dreamcast Internet Cable, Sega Control Deck, Boxed Sega Arcade Joypad,NES Laserscope Headset, Nintendo Receiver, Gamecube to GBA Adaptor, Gamecube RF Adaptor, GBA Camera, Gameboy Screen Magnifier, Gameboy Booster, N64 Transfer Pak, N64 Receiver, N64 Console, Boxed SNES 2 Console, SNES 2 Console, NES 4 Player Adaptor, NES Satellite Receiver, NES Zoomer, Gamecube RF Adaptor, JVC Controller, Lightgun, Racing Wheel, Joypad, Av Cables, Menacer Receiver, Wireless RF Links, Ariel Adaptor (loads of these), Tape Storage Box, Tape Storage Deck, GameSystem Bag, Plastic Lid, Gamegear Carry Case, Handyboy, Handy Gear, Microphone, Mattel Intellivision, Intellivision TV Game Console, Video Game Computer Centre (Boxed), Astrocade Arcade Box.

Datel have finally released to retail the SD Media Launcher(1 Gig) For Nintendo Wii/GameCube. This Homebrew launcher for Wii lets you play all the latest Gamecube Homebrew on the Nintendo Wii and Nintendo Gamecube including many emulators and Honebrew games and apps, all available here at Wii News and Gamecube Emulation.

Heres the press info:




Heres a Screen of the bits you get:



This is a great all in one solution for Homebrew on the Gamecube and Wii (excellent work Datel)

Buy from Divineo UK for £24.95 which is way cheaper than buying all the parts needed seperately.

What you need (Hardware):

An SD Card



a 2GB Card will set you back around $49 but handy to have a card that big.

Theres also an Official Wii SD Card released that will work but its a bit more pricey but at least it will work in the Wii as well.



An action replay kit for GC



The Action Replay for Gamecube will set you back around $25 but as well as being the device needed to boot homebrew its also a Region Free Gamecube Boot Disc and Cheats Device, well worth the cost.

An SD card adaptor for gc: Home Made, Nintendo Made or the Gecko (the best )



SD Card Adapters are a bit harder to find but Ebay is at the moment your best bet, Buy the Gecko version if you cant find the Nintendo Adapter.

UPDATE

Theres a 64MB USB Gamecube Memory Card at Play Asia that would take away the need for a SD Card/Adapter at the expense of less space. Its untested at time of writing but a fair bit cheaper than buying seperates.

Last but not Least a Nintendo Wii.



Without the Console youll go knowhere , USA, JAP or PAL Consoles are all compatible.

Software Needed: SDLoad

The Tutorial

1) Plug your SD card into your computer, now using the link above get a hold of SDLoad, firstly you have to format the SD card to either FAT or FAT16, if you cant do this return your computer to the store from which you bought it . After formatting it run sdpatch.exe through the command line as follows:

sdpatch.exe (drive letter):/

now copy SDLOADER.BIN to the root of the card, at this point you can load it up with emulators and what not as long as they are in .dol format . They can be in any directory as long as SDLOADER.BIN is in the root.

2) After installing the above insert SD card into SD card reader and plug into memory card slot A. Insert your action replay card into B and the disc into that place where discs go.

3) When AR boots up pick the USA flag and then ADD NEW GAME. SDLOAD is the game name and push done. Then enter (m) as the code name. Enter the following code

7YPR-RKZZ-MH6W5
D26A-PE4J-1XX2W
ZJHY-B1ZH-6P00G

Then select ADD NEW CODE and name it SDLOAD. Enter the following code

AF4H-JPF5-H1B5J
MVAB-7TQE-ABZPB
V2CK-QQ1A-Y6P72
M5N6-CMMH-9EURT
0JFM-3A6C-VZ6VK
KYV8-0JGV-0GR1N
2EGU-HVKF-NDMCN
7AH0-J9JZ-HHGNJ
4MHU-G8XT-ZRYCJ
9474-KF41-8KG34
QMEV-G90N-A8RV0
KD4G-5QHV-74D46
V97K-652Q-Y4TEY
6M4W-9GPT-E99NG
QPFY-DJAF-E01FV
2Z6E-P2WY-24WV4
6NHW-G3NH-HP31Y
A2KF-MCKN-D645J
K5V8-EF9W-7GFQC
XTU3-269T-VH5NE
H9GP-C4PP-6FGF9
HF77-R45C-ZXPDV
22Y3-D98C-50AJM
WTWZ-EC88-U5ZTV
36G1-UGDG-J2G84
DUMT-15KR-DXJ8K
JV55-6VF5-2Z02T
D4R8-MVJ5-QGR21
1G3C-APD7-1CUVD

Select the code named SDLOAd and check the box next to it, press start and Open and close the lid of disc drive when prompted. Then SDLOAD starts up and you can take it from there!

Hey,
I went into my "LUA/Projects" folder on my computer and this is what i found.
I had forgotten about this a long time ago, so i worked on it for a hour or so, and look what i got!

This was my first LUA Game project, and i haven't changed the GFX or sounds so bear with me!

How to play:
You have to move along the bottom of the screen and shoot at the tingles to pop them. You get 1 point for each Tingle you pop, you lose 1 life if a tingle makes it to the bottom and you gain one life when you gain a level, (10pts, then 30pts, 60pts and so on). The Tingles move down faster, the more points you have.

Controls:
D-pad Left and Right: Move
X: Shoot