Grasshopper Announce iPhone Title To Aid Japanese Tsunami Relief

Posted By | On 29th, Mar. 2011

Grasshopper Manufacture, the team behind Killer 7, No More Heroes and Flower, Sun and Rain have announced a new iPhone game and all of its proceeds will be going to the Japanese Red Cross. At present little is known about the game besides its title, Frog Minutes, and what is presumed to be its logo, which surfaced on Famitsu. The game will officially be unveiled on March 30th at Grasshopper’s Grasstream 2 event.

Thanks to Joystiq for the info.


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