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.: August 24, 2004.: September 9, 2004.: October 22, 2004,Mode(s)Viewtiful Joe is a video game developed by for the. It was originally released in 2003 as a part of the under director and producer. The game was later ported to the by the same design team under the name, subtitled in Japan Aratanaru Kibō (: 新たなる希望, lit. 'A New Hope'). The game's story concerns Joe, an avid movie-goer whose girlfriend Silvia is kidnapped during a film starring Joe's favorite, Captain Blue. Joe is shortly thereafter thrust into Movieland, where Silvia is taken by the villainous group known as Jadow.

After accepting a special V-Watch from Captain Blue, Joe transforms into the -style persona 'Viewtiful Joe' and sets out to rescue her.The gameplay of Viewtiful Joe features traditional intermixed with graphics. Abilities known as 'VFX Powers' grant the player special actions for combat and puzzle-solving, such as slowing down or speeding up time.

Viewtiful Joe was critically acclaimed for its unique visual style and gameplay, earning itself a number of awards from various media publications. A minor commercial success, the game spawned a few with releases seen on other consoles such as the (PSP). An and a series were also produced. Contents.Gameplay Viewtiful Joe 's core gameplay is similar to a traditional side-scrolling. Taking control of Joe, the player is mostly limited to moving left, right, up, and down on a fixed 2D path.

The game contains platforming elements such as the ability to jump and double jump. Combat consists of fighting multiple enemies on screen at once, with the enemies appearing from all directions, including the foreground and background. Joe has the ability to punch, kick, and dodge—which he can do by leaping upward or ducking. Dodging enemies' attacks successfully temporarily dazes them, leaving them wide open for attack. The player has certain number of in the form of 'Life Marks' located above the VFX Gauge, which decrease whenever Joe takes damage. Health can be restored by picking up. The Mach Speed VFX Power allows Viewtiful Joe to attack multiple enemies on screen at once.Viewtiful Joe features unique gameplay elements in the form of Joe's 'Viewtiful Effects (VFX) Power', which is designed to emulate camera tricks seen in films.

VFX Power is used in both battling enemies and solving various puzzles. These three powers are limited by the 'VFX Gauge' located at the top of the screen. Normally, the meter is full, giving the player access to Joe's super powers via his Viewtiful Joe transformation. The meter slowly empties when an ability is in use. Once it depletes, Viewtiful Joe changes to normal Joe, lowering his attack and defense and leaving him temporarily devoid of VFX Power. The VFX Gauge automatically refills over time and can also be manually filled by picking up bottles of 'VFX Juice'. The first VFX Power is 'Slow', which, causing the player's attacks to be more powerful, increasing Joe's reflexes, and allowing him to dodge attacks more easily.

The second VFX Power, ', allows Joe to move at a faster speed, creating multiple after-images of him when he unleashes a flurry of attacks on all enemies on the screen. It can additionally cause his attacks to envelop Joe in a temporary heat shield, rendering him immune to flame attacks and setting enemies on fire when struck. The last VFX Power, 'Zoom In', causes a camera of Joe, powering up his normal attacks, granting him a set of new attacks, and paralyzing all lesser foes in proximity to him.

However, any damage dealt to Joe whilst zoomed in is increased too. Any two VFX Powers can be combined. The VFX Gauge can be extended by collecting a certain number of V-Films present in each. The bar reverts to its normal length when a new stage begins.Defeating enemies gives the player 'V-Points' in the form of small and large coins, while using special attacks gives them 'V-Marks', or 'Viewtifuls', which can be converted into V-Points. Viewtifuls can be quickly gained by using or long chains of attacks.

For example, while using Slow, striking a dazed enemy sets up all other enemies on the screen for a chain reaction, causing all points accrued during the duration of Slow to be multiplied by the number of enemies struck. If used deftly, the player will accumulate a large number of Viewtifuls due to the multiplier effect called 'X-Bonus'. Each stage in Viewtiful Joe consists of several interconnected missions, or scenes, that the player must complete in order to advance.

When completing the stage, the player is graded on the number of V-Points earned, the amount of time taken, and how much damage Joe took. V-Points can be used between stages to purchase new abilities, expendable weapons (which include the 'Voomerang' and 'Shocking Pink Bombs'), more health, and health-restorative items.

Clearing the game on various difficulties allows players to play as different characters such as Silvia, Captain Blue and Alastor, with the PlayStation 2 version also allowing players to play as 's.Plot Viewtiful Joe is divided into seven stages, or 'episodes', interspersed with storyline cutscenes and bookended by an opening and ending cinematic. The setting is divided between, or the, and 'Movieland', the game's fictional world of films. The plot begins in a movie theatre on Earth in which the game's central character Joe and his girlfriend Silvia are watching a drama starring the aged superhero Captain Blue. The movie's antagonist, having seemingly defeated Captain Blue, suddenly reaches out of the screen and abducts Silvia, taking her into Movieland.

Joe is likewise picked up and taken into Movieland by Captain Blue's giant, 'Six Majin'. Inside the movie, Joe must rescue Silvia from the evil Jadow, the game's organization of.

To help him, Captain Blue entrusts him with a V-Watch, a device Joe can use to transform into a superhero upon saying the word 'henshin (transform).' Joe promptly does so, inventing his own: 'Henshin-a-go-go, baby!' With the guidance of Captain Blue, Joe fights his way through a number of Movieland's locations such as cities, caves, an underwater base, and a, often travelling via his trusty, robot aircraft 'Six Machine'.

One by one, Joe defeats the members of the Jadow, the game's. These include Dark Fiend Charles the 3rd, Iron Hulk Davidson, Aquatic Terror Gran Bruce, a of Viewtiful Joe, and Blade Master Alastor. Before fighting Alastor, he reveals that in order for the Jadow to break out of Movieland and into the land of humans, they need the ' of the Creator', namely Silvia. Joe makes his way to her, trumping the Jadow's leader Inferno Lord Fire Leo in combat, only to witness Silvia being kidnapped once again afterwards. Joe and Six Machine race off into outer space after her in the game's final episode.Finding Silvia atop the control room of a space station, Joe discovers that Captain Blue has been behind the plot the entire time. The former hero reveals that he is the creator of the film in which they currently exist and that he is Silvia's seemingly-deceased father.

Transforming into the colossal robot King Blue, the villain proclaims that he will take Sylvia's energy by force in order to break into the real world. Joe tells him off, telling him that he's no hero. Joe summons Six Majin, and the two engage in combat. When the fight ends, Captain Blue and Viewtiful Joe abandon their respective vehicles and face off in a final battle within the space station.Joe is victorious, and Captain Blue, finally coming to his senses, thanks the young hero for stopping him. He explains that two decades earlier, Blue was a revolutionary film maker who was soon thought of as a fad.

Wanting nothing more than to create heroes, Blue was sucked into one of his own films, allowing him to live out his dream as a hero. However, he had lost touch with reality and wanted revenge on the people who had betrayed him. As Captain Blue and Silvia embrace in a heartfelt reunion, the director tells Joe that the story is not complete.

He snaps his fingers, and the space station's onboard computer warns of a large number of heading towards Earth. Blue tells Joe that a hero will be needed twice more to save the world. Joe attempts to leave but not before Silvia requests a V-Watch from her father and to accompany her boyfriend. Viewtiful Joe and a newly transformed Silvia head out to stop the impending threat together.Development Viewtiful Joe was developed by the design staff ', a part of. The game was announced in late 2002 as part of the, a line-up of five then-upcoming GameCube games to introduce new content to the console. It was directed by Capcom alumnus, whose previous credits include the planning of and and the direction of.

It was produced by, who previously worked on the series. In its earliest stages of development, Viewtiful Joe went under the working title 'Red Hot Man', but the name was changed due to conflicts with the American band. Viewtiful Joe 's development team initially consisted of six people working under a twelve-month deadline.

As work continued, the size of the team grew, and development ended up taking a full 21 months to complete. The game was conceived as a 'staff-focused project' aimed at increasing the skill of its creators, specifically director Kamiya.Inaba stated, 'We wanted to create a challenging game with stunning visuals and fluid gameplay'. As a lifelong fan of, Inaba's aim was to combine traditional Japanese tokusatsu with. The character designs created by Kumiko Suekane were inspired specifically by 1960s and 1970s Japanese-costumed tokusatsu television shows such as. Graphically, the game adopted a 2D side-scrolling style mixed with. Despite many games in the then-modern industry shying away from 2D graphical formats, Inaba said, 'We have been able to breathe new life into the genre because we are using a new stylistic way that hasn't been seen before.'

The team chose the GameCube as its platform because of their target audience and because it lent itself well to Viewtiful Joe 's gameplay.The musical score for Viewtiful Joe was co-composed by Masakazu Sugimori. It was released alongside the score for on a double album titled Viewtiful Joe + Viewtiful Joe 2 Original Soundtrack in Japan on 22 December 2004. A music video is played within the game featuring a vocal song titled 'Viewtiful World' composed by The video features a group of people, including Inaba himself, as some of the game's characters. On 11 June 2003, released the video on DVD and released the song as a single.

Both the North American and Japanese releases of Viewtiful Joe feature English voice acting in order to keep a 'western comic book feel to the game.' Work in Viewtiful Joe was provided. Voice actors for the game include,. Director Hideki Kamiya provides the voice for Six Machine.A budget re-release of the game for the GameCube titled Viewtiful Joe: Revival was released in Japan in late 2003, adding a 'Sweet Mode' to decrease the difficulty setting from the original game's 'Kids Mode'. A PlayStation 2 port of Viewtiful Joe was released by in 2004. It was released in Japan with the subtitle A New Hope.

The release added the character of Devil May Cry as an. The PlayStation 2 version does not feature seen in the GameCube version. The game was also re-released under Nintendo's GameCube label in 2004 in North America and Europe.It is said that Director Kamiya based Joe's run animation on how he got to work, and the bosses of the game are based on Capcom executives. In a 2017 interview with Dengeki PlayStation, Kamiya expressed interest in remaking the game.

Reception ReceptionAggregate scoresAggregatorScore92% (74 reviews) (GCN)88% (39 reviews) (PS2)93/100 (52 reviews) (GCN)90/100 (43 reviews) (PS2)Review scoresPublicationScore8.7/109/1033/40 (GCN)9.5/10(GCN)(PS2)9.2/10 (GCN)8.8/10 (PS2)9.5/10 (GCN)9.1/10 (PS2)100% (GCN)91% (PS2)Reviews and sales Viewtiful Joe received critical acclaim upon its release. Lists the GameCube and PlayStation 2 versions of the game at 93 out of 100 and 90 out of 100, respectively.

The game's graphics, gameplay, and challenge have all been common areas of praise among many reviewers. Gave Viewtiful Joe an 'Outstanding' rating, noting that the beautiful cel-shaded graphics and high-intensity action make it one of the best action games on the GameCube and PlayStation 2. Likewise, called it 'imaginative, beautiful, engaging and above all else entertaining'. Praised it as 'a completely original and highly entertaining work of art'. Criticisms about Viewtiful Joe have been few but consistent among reviews.

IGN complained of the game's lack of boss variety. Has concurred, noting that the bosses were too easy due to a powerful attack that the player can perform. Reviewers have also criticized the lack of progressive scan in the game's PlayStation 2 port.

IGN and Eurogamer have additionally pointed out that the PlayStation 2 port suffers slowdown in later stages of the game.In Japan, the GameCube version of Viewtiful Joe sold through its initial shipment of less than 100,000 copies during the week of its release. Preorders of the GameCube version sold out on Capcom's North American website prior to its ship date, and Viewtiful Joe debuted as the tenth best-selling game in the region. The PlayStation 2 version sold a poor 9,912 units in its first week of release in Japan. Worldwide, sales of the game reached 275,000 copies on the GameCube and 46,000 on the PlayStation 2. Sales of the game in both North America and Europe were lower than what Capcom had predicted, but due to its small budget, the game was considered by Inaba to be relatively successful commercially.

Legacy Viewtiful Joe garnered a number of awards and nominations from various magazines, popular gaming websites, and programs. IGN named Viewtiful Joe 'GameCube Game of the Year' and 'Best Action Game of 2003'. At 's Best of 2003, the game was nominated for 'Best Artistic Achievement in a Game', 'Coolest New Character', 'Best GameCube Game', 'Readers' Choice Best GameCube Action Game', and 'Readers' Choice GameCube Game of the Year'. It was also named the fourth-best GameCube game of 2003 by, winning the website's 'Most Stylish' award for the year.

Viewtiful Joe won 'Most Innovative Game Design' in magazine's 2003 Player's Choice Awards. It won 'GameCube Game of the Year' awards for 2003 from both. The game was nominated by the for 'Platform Action/Adventure Game of the Year' in 2003 and was nominated for three Awards including 'Best Design', 'Best Intro/Animation', and 'Best GameCube Game'. The game won 'Unsung Hero Game of the Year' at the 2003 and 'Best New Franchise' at the 2004 awards.

Finally, it was recognized at the 4th Annual as one of three 'Game Innovation Spotlights'.Viewtiful Joe has been included in a number of 'best games' lists in the years following its release. It was rated the 27th best game made on a Nintendo system in Nintendo Power 's 'Top 200 Games' list in February 2006 and the 10th best game on the GameCube in its August 2008 issue reflecting on the top 20 games for each system.

Both GameSpy and the G4 television program named Viewtiful Joe the ninth best game of all time for the GameCube. In 2007, Viewtiful Joe was named the 17th best GameCube game of all time in IGN's feature reflecting on the system's long lifespan. Later in 2007, listed the game at seventh on their.Viewtiful Joe was successful enough to establish a franchise, and a few other related media titles were released. Viewtiful Joe was followed by a direct sequel titled —released for both the GameCube and PlayStation 2—and two spinoffs: for the and GameCube and for the. An was produced by, airing on the Japanese television station beginning in 2004 and being licensed for US distribution by in 2005. A set of Viewtiful Joe trading figures was released by in October 2005, while a series of action figures made by Jazwares was released in July 2006.

Published a manga series of Viewtiful Joe from November 2004.In 2004, Capcom registered the domain name ViewtifulJoe3.com, suggesting another sequel. Shortly thereafter, the website was devoid of content. In January 2006, Atsushi Inaba expressed interest in developing a title in the series for the. However, as none of Clover Studio's games proved to be an outstanding financial success, Capcom officially dissolved the subsidiary in March 2007 after the release of its final two games,.

Its key members left to form a new company called. Capcom producer commented at the 2009 that there have been currently no plans to continue with the series, although Viewtiful Joe has appeared as a playable character in Capcom's 2008 Wii and is a playable character in for the and.However, in 2012, PlatinumGames announced the development of, then known as Project P-100. This was the first project that reunited Kamiya and Inaba as director and producer on a title since the development of the Viewtiful Joe series.

Furthermore, The Wonderful 101 uses the same thematics of the Viewtiful Joe series, and the two share a similar art style albeit different gameplay. This has led fans to hail The Wonderful 101 as a spiritual successor of sorts. The franchise would also later be featured in ' Worlds Unite crossover with several other and series, taking place in the and comics.In, the fighter Rashid has an outfit based on Viewtiful Joe. It is unlocked through completing four extra battles.Notes. Calvert, Justin (7 October 2003). Retrieved 19 February 2009.

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You mean Silvia!. Capcom Production Studio 4 (26 June 2003). Viewtiful Joe.

Nintendo GameCube. Captain Blue: Foolish boy, you still don’t get it, do you?

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