A few days after the official release of the Nintendo Switch, the list of games to be made available for the new hybrid game console has begun to trickle down and adding to the already impressive game lineup for Switch is "No More Heroes". The inclusion of the popular hack and slash action-adventure video game has been officially announced by Goichi " Suda51" Suda, head of Grasshopper Manufacture, game developer of " No More Heroes".

The "No More Heroes" video game follows the exploits of Travis Touchdown an anti-hero who is practically forced into becoming an assassin after buying a Jedi lightsaber from eBay. The video game is open-ended, however, the primary objective of the game is to search and kill the top ten assassins in the video game.

"No More Heroes" gave Wii what it lacks and the Playstation video games usually have, that is, a bit of sexual themes and a whole range of violence. With the current officially announced Nintendo Switch games, it can be said that "No More Heroes" will certainly stand out. No official release date is given for "No More Heroes" for Nintendo Switch.

At the January 12 Nintendo Switch official press conference, Suda51 took the stage in front of a roaring crowd and announced that his team at Grasshopper Manufacture is currently working on a new "No More Heroes" video game for the Nintendo Switch. The video game was first launched for the Nintendo Wii in 2007. A Playstation 3 and Xbox version was also released with the title "No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise".

Though it is not clear if the new "No More Heroes" for Nintendo Switch will be a sequel or a reboot of the original game, one thing is certain, having Travis Touchdown in Nintendo Switch just made it a bit more exciting.