From today, you can legally ride a stunt motorcycle on trains, around the office, and even in the toilet. Oh no, but this is all a ruse: I mean in a video game, not in real life, as you wholly believed. Oh, you! Joe Danger Touch hit iDevices today, you see, putting the stunts of Joe Danger in your pocket.
After a slight delay, Joe Danger Touch is ready to hit this month. The game was built from the ground up for iOS with new stages and characters, and developer Hello Games is keen to point out that it's not just a port of the PSN and XBLA games.
Joe Danger's date with the PlayStation 3 is set for next week, and developer Hello Games has detailed the extra content--nicknamed "Joe Danger Gaiden"--we can expect.
Joe Danger began his ride on the PlayStation Network, and after a short detour to the Xbox 360, he's on his way back. Hello Games announced today that Joe Danger: The Movie is coming to PSN, and bringing some extra content with him.
Joe Danger 2: The Movie may be the last chapter in Joe Danger's career before he retires, but my, what a conclusion it'll be! Developer Hello Games today confirmed that its stunt-tastic race-o-platformer will launch on Xbox Live Arcade on September 14, bringing everything from mine carts and unicycles to dinosaurs and a newspaper route.
Hello Games today confirmed that Joe Danger Touch, the mobile version of its fine stunt cycle platformer Joe Danger, is preparing to jump over seventeen buses and land on iOS this fall. There's no mention of the Android version the English indie has talked about, though.
Joe Danger has managed to jump, backflip, and wheelie beyond the PS3. Last year, the critically-acclaimed racing/platforming game received a "Special Edition" for Xbox Live Arcade. This year, Joe Danger will return in a sequel, Joe Danger: The Movie (pictured).
But there's even more Joe in store for fans. This weekend, Hello Games will introduce a mobile version of Joe Danger to PAX East attendees.
As if the launch of Joe Danger Special Edition on Xbox Live Arcade this week weren't cause enough for celebration, Christmas is also coming up, and so developer Hello Games is giving Joe a free Santa suit and festive quad bike--but you'll need to unwrap it quickly.
Say it ain't so, Joe!
Even though indie developer Hello Games' upcoming Joe Danger: The Movie isn't due until some time next year, the developer recently revealed that it will be the intrepid stuntman's final outing.
The upgraded, Xbox Live Arcade-exclusive Joe Danger: Special Edition from developer Hello Games is launching on December 14 for 1200 MS Points ($15 USD).
While the game was originally a Sony-published exclusive for the PlayStation Network, Microsft will help release the XBLA-only game that includes 50 new levels in the Laboratory, new challenges, modes, and unlockable characters.
Watch: Joe Danger's 'Special Edition' announcement trailer »
Stuntman supreme Joe Danger is indeed coming to Xbox 360, as a Korean Ratings Board listing had suggested, Microsoft announced today. The delightful race-o-platformer, originally released on PlayStation Network in June 2010, will arrive on Xbox Live Arcade this holiday season with heaps of new content.
According to Microsoft, Joe Danger Special Edition will have "double the game play time of the original," packing 50 new levels in the Laboratory, new challenges, modes, and unlockable characters.
Read more: What's so special about Joe Danger Special Edition? »
Joe Danger may be coming to Xbox Live Arcade, if a new listing from the Korean Ratings Board is any indication. The game was given a classification on Friday, and is said to be published by Microsoft Korea. Some questions of publishing rights make us skeptical, but the KRB has been reliable before.
Joe Danger is packing up his bike for a trip to Hollywood. Hello Games announced Joe Danger: The Movie today, a sequel to the original game starring the titular stunt man. Details are sparse right now, but we've gotten some intriguing hints about the direction for the game, including the likelihood of multiple platforms.
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