Viewtiful Joe VFX Battle ... Interactive environments - In addition to new set designs, players will be able to use enemies and background elements to attack their opponents.

Viewtiful Joe might seem the kind of classic that needs no introduction, ... “Cut cut cut!” barks the director as the background fades and the only thing left is Joe's prone body.

The graphics in Viewtiful Joe are a very slick, stylish combination of cel shading and 2D backgrounds. The game sports a superdeformed look that meshes well with the quirky levels.

As you may have picked up from our update yesterday, Viewtiful Joe is coming back in a big way. Capcom will follow up on last year's PS2 and GameCube Viewtiful Joe 2 with two original titles: Scratch!

North America's design for Viewtiful Joe is probably the most "traditional" out of all of the variants, in that it simply features the titular protagonist against a fairly busy background, full to ...

Viewtiful Joe 2 ratchets up the puzzle component a bit, ... The enemies, the animations, the backgrounds--everything boasts a wonderful amount of expressiveness and character.

And that’s what makes the Viewtiful Joe series so good. At its core is old-school beat ‘em up action, just wrapped up in one of the most undeniably cool and stylish themes possible.

In fact, due to the series being cut short after the ending of Viewtiful Joe 2 heavily implied that a third entry would soon follow, Capcom should strike while the iron is hot after its Okami sequel.

Joe is an ordinary guy. He’s obsessed with giant robots and superheroes and such, prefers action figures over talking about his feelings, and spews endless streams of supercool catchphrases. If ...

Joe is no ordinary man and Viewtiful Joe is no ordinary game. Capcom's new superhero action game mixes funky cartoon-style visuals with classic side-scrolling gameplay and introduces the world's ...

But Viewtiful Joe is more than just a playground for the dextrous hardcore. ... and the game uses speed lines, and negates the backgrounds to drag the action into focus, much as a comic book would.