Travis Strikes Again, the third entry into Suda 51’s violent, stylish series will be making its way to both the PlayStation 4 and PC in the (presumably) not too distant future. In a recent announcement, Suda revealed that the title would be coming to the two platforms, but no other information was provided as to the price point, release date, or whether the DLC on the Nintendo Switch will also be available on the other versions.

The first DLC pack for Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes arrives today on the Nintendo Switch. This continuation of the No More Heroes franchise is kind of a departure from the past two entries, featuring a top-down, button-pressing, hack-and-slash adventure with everyone's favorite otaku, Travis Touchdown. The new paid content adds a new playable character, two new skills for that character, and a new text adventure.

No More Heroes has made a name for itself in video games with it’s own stylized ultraviolence, quick and cheesy dialogue, and the self-aware 4th wall breaking characters who seem just a bit too self-aware for their own world. The latest installment in the franchise, No More Heroes: Travis Strikes Again continues this tradition, but a sec...

Yesterday, Nintendo held one of their occasional "Nintendo Direct" events and revealed a few new things that will be heading to the Switch and 3DS over the coming months. While the one announcement that's probably got most folks excited is the new Super Smash Bros coming sometime this year (and hey, maybe it'll have co-op like the past few), our ears perked up at the mention of co-op in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker and Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes.