Back when it was announced, Sony stated that developers can “quickly and easily” integrate their Move technology into their titles “no matter the titles stage of development”. Now, Konami have announced that No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise, a high-definition port of the hit Wii title, will incorporate the motion control tech.

The game will still be playable using a standard PS3 controller. But, Konami stresses that using motion controller will “enhance” the original experience if played with the Move peripheral. Heroes’ Paradise follows hitman Travis Touchdown in his continuing exploits to become the number one hitman in Santa Destroy.

At the Tokyo Games Show we learned something that made every Nintendo hardcore fanboy remember why he/she had brought a Wii in the first place. Even if the game is slated for a early 2010 release date the fans still would like to know some details on Travis Touchdown’s newest adventure, No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle. As you may already know, No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle will be the first time that Grasshopper will be doing a sequel. And since they wanted to do a make another game with Travis it’s just right that they do a sequel. The game follows Travis’s path of revenge and this time hes going to get really serious about fighting, unlike the first game. The team that worked on No More Heroes 1 is also working on the second game (same character designer, mecha designer etc.). When the team where working on No More Heroes 1, they felt they had one of the best teams for a Wii title, so they wanted to make another game with the team.

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