A hub for all things Suda51 related that aren’t covered in their own subsection.
Super Fire Pro Wrestling III: Final Bout
Suda51’s directorial debut under Human Entertainment; a sequel to the popular Firepro Wrestling series.
- Art and manual scans
- Official Guidebook
- Encyclopedia
Super Fire Pro Wrestling Special
Suda51’s very first outing as a writer; He is responsible for the “Champion Road” scenario in the game, following the career of rising star Morio Sumisu, which has been partially translated by Shadowmaster. An interactive version of the translation is also available.
- Art and manual scans
- Original Soundtrack
- Official Guidebook
- Strategy Book
- Edit Book
- Story summary (Archive)
- Fan Translation (Archive)
- Interactive fan translation (Archive)
S.U.D.A.
A column ran by Suda51, acronym of “Super Universal Deadly Association”, covering a variety of topics published on Continue Magazine by Ohta Publishing beginning on issue 20.
HOPPER’s Live Events
A series of live events hosted by Suda51 and featuring a variety of guests from the gaming industry and Grasshopper Manufacture itself.
HIDECHAN! Radio
HIDECHAN! Radio was a podcast ran by Hideo Kojima on his own blog, Hideblog, between December of 2005 and August of 2008. Through its original run, Suda Goichi made several appearances on the broadcast.
Sujo Gun Fighting Golden Street
A three-part column ran by Suda51 and Masahiro Yuki with illustrations by Haku Nakagawa, published on Continue Magazine by Ohta Publishing between issues 27 and 29.
Death Sentence
The first volume of Comics BEAM (コミックビーム) Fellows!, which was released as a bundle with its second volume, contained a one-shot manga written by Goichi Suda and drawn by Kazuhiro Sasaki. The publication was then re-launched as just “Fellows!” and eventually as “Harta”.
Ryu Ga Gotoku 2 (Yakuza 2)
Suda51 lent his “voice” to the coliseum fighter “Mask de Yakuza” (Third patriarch of the Yamazaki clan), following the “Mask de” naming convention which originated in Firepro and also appeared in Killer7. It was incorrectly translated as “Masked Yakuza” in the west. He did not reprise his role in the remake.
Area51
A talk show in which Suda51 and Mask de Uh (who would later make an appearance in No More Heroes as the store owner of the eponymous Area 51 fashion store) discussed western games for a Japanese audience. Episodes were released through the Famitsuwave series of DVDs between 2006 and 2009. Two live events, called “Foreign Video Game Unlawful Assembly”, were held respectively in 2006 at Ebisu Tower Café and in 2008 at Roppongi Super Deluxe, for which Mask de Uh designed two exclusive t-shirts.
Airport51
A long running Famitsu column in which Suda51, again with Mask de Uh, reviewed western games in text format. A book collecting them was later released by Famitsu in 2008.
Inside51
A partially autobiographical column ran by Suda51 on Weekly Famitsu between 2011 and 2013. Unfortunately it has not been fully collected; Some excerpts are available on the Suda51 Official Complete Book.
Sdatcher
A radio drama, penned by Suda51, acting as a prequel to the Hideo Kojima game “Snatcher”. It was originally released episodically on Konami’s own website from September to December 2011 and later collected in a double CD set. It was meant to be the beginning of several Snatcher-related projects in which Kojima and Suda would cooperate, but unfortunately those never came to be.
- Art and manual scans
- Fan translation (Archive)
Kiteru 51 Indie
A column ran by Suda51 on Dengeki Playstation discussing his favourite indie titles.
Tsukikage no Tokio
An anime short written by Suda51 for the Japan Animator Expo in which Tokio, a young boy assigned to the Moon, must protect the Earth from alien invaders with his mech.
- Fan translation (Archive)
Makkana Onnanoko
An episodic story penned by Suda51 published weekly as part of the “Fable51” Famitsu column, which also included a reprint of Killer is Dead. The column abruptly ceased publication on April 2016, leaving both stories incomplete.
SUDA51: Le punk du jeu vidéo japonais
A french biography of Suda51 penned by Mehdi Debbabi-Zourgani and published by Pixnlove.
Fire Pro Wrestling World: Champion Road Beyond
A DLC for the spike-chunsoft title Fire Pro Wrestling World, Champion Road Beyond is actually a sequel to the very first scenario ever written by Suda, Champion Road for Super Fire Pro Wrestling Special. It follows the wrestling career of Morio Sumisu’s son together with the newcomer Notorious.
- Art and manual scans
- Trailers