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Capcom's cinematic hero returns to fight for justice, and this time he's bringing his lady friend. Read Review
The sequel to Capcom's zany and innovative brawler. In Viewtiful Joe 2, Joe and his girlfriend Silvia -- both now fully playable -- are ready to face more challenging enemies and obstacles. Equipped with her pompoms for up close fights and projectiles for long distance, Silvia proves that she's as mean and cool as Joe himself. The title will boast a number of play and graphic enhancements, including a new special effect "Replay" option which allows players to repeat an action sequence for what Capcom describes as very "heroic results." New stages take Joe and Silvia through the jungles, the snowy mountains and of course, outer space. And to top everything off, the title dishes out some 40 new adversaries to keep Joe's fists busy.
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Last year, Capcom reminded us just how cool a side-scrolling, 2D beat-'em-up could be with the release of Viewtiful Joe for GameCube. This oddly named title may have played like an old fashioned brawler, but its unique visual style and crazy variety of special moves brought a whole new level to this well worn genre making it one of the best games of the year. Now, the sequel is here, but does it still have the magic of the original? Read More »
Due to becoming a new father I actually missed E3 2004 this year, and as such, I missed out on getting first looks at a lot of very cool games. One of the ones I was most bummed about missing was Capcom's Viewtiful Joe 2. Being a huge fan of the first game when it debuted on GameCube last year, it seemed only natural for Capcom to bust out a hard-hitting sequel. And all indications from this latest preview build are that it's way on track to providing a stellar, action-packed tongue-in-cheek title for both GameCube and PlayStation 2. Read More »
Things weren't looking good for this interview. I had been incredibly sick the day prior, forcing me to miss the show that day, and was still in something of a fever-induced haze. And, of course, no matter how early you leave to get to where you're going in Tokyo, you NEVER wind up there on time. After being combined with having to claw through the massive crowds of game otaku, hyperactive children, and hired booth attendance to get to the back of the hall, we wound up showing up for our Atsushi Inaba interview far too late. However, Inaba still managed to find some time to answer a few of our questions regarding his past and present projects. We thank him very much for giving us this opportunity. Read More »
A look at the sequel to one of the most original and entertaining games to be released in the past few years. Read More »
Also known as: Viewtiful Joe 2: Black Film no Nazo
Release Region: United States
Release Date: November 18, 2004
Publisher: Capcom
T for Teen Cartoon ViolenceRelease Region: Japan
Release Date: December 16, 2004
Publisher: Capcom
Also available on: PlayStation 2
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