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|publisher=[[Capcom]] | |publisher=[[Capcom]] | ||
|designer=Shinji Mikami (story, executive producer), Goichi Suda (story, writer, director, producer) | |designer=Shinji Mikami (story, executive producer), Goichi Suda (story, writer, director, producer) | ||
| | |released=[[June 9]], [[2005]] (JP)<br />[[July 7]], [[2005]] (NA)<br />[[July 15]], [[2005]] (EU) | ||
|genre=[[Action]] [[adventure]] | |genre=[[Action]] [[adventure]] | ||
|modes=[[Single player]] | |modes=[[Single player]] | ||
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Despite being written by Suda51 and being produced by Shinji Mikami the game has received average reviews. But the Gamecube version in particular has since overcome those early average responses and it is now well respected and often cited as an essential to any Cube owners collection. The character design in particular has been praised by many. | Despite being written by Suda51 and being produced by Shinji Mikami the game has received average reviews. But the Gamecube version in particular has since overcome those early average responses and it is now well respected and often cited as an essential to any Cube owners collection. The character design in particular has been praised by many. | ||
Although not a prequel or a sequel, [[No More Heroes]] on the Wii has been influenced largely by Killer7 and is also written by Suda51 | Although not a prequel or a sequel, [[No More Heroes]] on the Wii has been influenced largely by Killer7 and is also written by Suda51 | ||
==Table of Contents== | ==Table of Contents== | ||
Revision as of 00:35, 1 October 2007
Killer7 is an action/adventure game developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and published by Capcom. Released in 2005 the game is part of the Capcom Five series. Killer7 features unique cel-shaded graphics and takes place on-rails, there are also a large number of puzzles which add an extra element to the game.
Despite being written by Suda51 and being produced by Shinji Mikami the game has received average reviews. But the Gamecube version in particular has since overcome those early average responses and it is now well respected and often cited as an essential to any Cube owners collection. The character design in particular has been praised by many.
Although not a prequel or a sequel, No More Heroes on the Wii has been influenced largely by Killer7 and is also written by Suda51