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 ...

Anime Shows The Devil May Cry anime has the action I love from the games, ... Viewtiful Joe came into being at a time when 2D games were seen as simplistic relics of a bygone era.

Viewtiful Joe VFX Battle ... Reacquaint yourself with familiar faces or discover new and original characters from the TV anime series including Sylvia, Alastor, Sprocket, ...

Viewtiful Joe 2 tells the continuing story of Joe, ... Capcom also announced that a new anime series based on the Viewtiful Joe games will begin airing in Japan starting October 2.

Viewtiful Joe: VFX Battle bound for PSP and GameCube; DS version named Scratch! ... The game will also feature characters from the TV anime series of the same name currently airing in Japan.

The comic book loving super hero moves into the anime arena thanks to Group TAC (Saiyuki) and Geneon. If you haven’t played any of the games don’t worry, the series starts back in the real ...

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.

Although the series hasn't really taken off in the west, in Japan it's huge. Viewtiful Joe is not only a game but a cartoon and really has become one of the new anime characters for the eastern ...

Viewtiful Joe's difficulty level is oft-cited, but I don't think most of its critics realise there are two moves that change everything. The first is so good, in fact, that it appears in The ...

Viewtiful Joe: Double Trouble extends the development team's unique console franchise onto the handheld in an unbelievably original way. It's a bit of a shame that the game starts out so confusing.