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How Joe can you go? Capcom's innovative and brilliant beat-'em-up returns. NGC reports

Mar 31, 2005

Capcom are turning into Nintendo. By this we mean that their games of late are not only utterly brilliant, they're also capable of huge originality as well as crowd-pleasing brilliance. Check out the gore-soaked wonder of Resident Evil 4 for the very definition of the latter example, but return to the primary-coloured thrills of Viewtiful Joe as a paragon of the former.Frankly, we were amazed that, in this day of sequel after sequel and licence after licence, Capcom dared risk the cash on ...

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Viewtiful Joe 2

The hero that made red Lycra cool returns. Edge asks, can the sequel do as much for pom-pom-waving...

May 28, 2004

The sight of a toon-shaded Dante sticking his tongue out at the audience can only mean one thing: Shinji Mikami was so incensed by Tsuyoshi Tanaka's direction of Devil May Cry 2 he has turned to art to vent his fury. Seriously, though, Dante is back, but this time he's fighting in Movie Land, home of the unexpectedly popular GameCube hero Viewtiful Joe. But hang on, isn't Dante exclusive to PlayStation2? Let's freeze frame, zoom in, and take a look at this in more detail.The answer is that ... » Read Full Viewtiful Joe 2 preview

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