Grasshopper Manufacture - Games Developed

Games Developed

Year Title System Miscellaneous
1999 The Silver Case PlayStation Only released in Japan; a remake was developed, but not released, for Nintendo DS
2001 Flower, Sun, and Rain PlayStation 2 & Nintendo DS Japan-exclusive. A remake was released for the Nintendo DS available in all Western territories.
2003 Shining Soul Game Boy Advance Co-developed by Nextech
2004 Shining Soul II Game Boy Advance Co-developed by Nextech
2004 Michigan: Report From Hell PlayStation 2 Only released in Japan and Europe
2005 Killer7 Nintendo GameCube & PlayStation 2 PlayStation 2 version ported by Capcom
2006 Blood+: One Night Kiss PlayStation 2 Only released in Japan; co-developed by Namco Bandai
2006 Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked PlayStation 2 Only released in Japan and North America
2006 Contact Nintendo DS
2008 No More Heroes Wii An enhanced port was developed by feelplus and released for Xbox 360 in Japan and PlayStation 3 in Japan, America and Europe under the title No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise
2008 Zero: Tsukihami no Kamen Wii Only released in Japan; co-developed by Tecmo and Nintendo
2009 Flower, Sun, and Rain Nintendo DS Remake developed by h.a.n.d.
2010 No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle Wii
2011 Frog Minutes iPhone
2011 Shadows of the Damned Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 Co-developed by Shinji Mikami and EA Partners
2011 Rebuild of Evangelion: Sound Impact PSP
2012 Sine Mora Xbox Live Arcade Co-developed by Digital Reality
Published by Microsoft Studios
2012 Diabolical Pitch Xbox Live Arcade Published by Microsoft Studios
2012 Guild01 Nintendo 3DS Co-developed by Vivarium Inc. and Level-5
2012 Lollipop Chainsaw Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 Published by Kadokawa Games in Japan and WB Games outside of Japan
2012 Black Knight Sword Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network Co-developed by Digital Reality
2013 Killer is Dead Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 Published by Kadokawa Games

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