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Joe Danger 2: The Movie
Joe Danger, the world’s most determined stuntman, returns to embark on a death-defying thrill-ride across the set of the greatest blockbuster movie ever made. Across 100 crazy levels he’ll chase crooks by police bike, destroy laser-firing robots with a stolen jetpack, escape giant boulders in a minecart, time-travel to punch dinosaurs from a quad b...
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Despite a few issues with the otherwise fun multiplayer mode, Joe Danger 2 The Movie stands out as one of the best games available on Xbox Live Arcade. Completing "Movie Mode" doesn't even scratch the surface of the huge amount of content in this title. With a mode devoted to deleted scenes (that's almost as long as the game's campaign), user-created content and multiplayer, Joe Danger 2 is more than worth its $15 price tag. Fans of the original and newcomers alike should definitely try out Hello Games' latest action-packed outing — if only to take part in the madness that follows when instruc...
While developer Hello Games has arguably moved on to bigger and better things with No Man's Sky, we suspect that Joe Danger will always remain a part of the Guildford-based outfit's DNA. The original game was a smash hit on the PlayStation 3, prompting the four-man studio's stuntman-like soar to popularity, and its successor, Joe Danger 2: The Movie, was an equally accomplished outing, whisking the eponymous Evel Knievel wannabe away to a variety of faux film sets.
Back in 2011 Hello Games released a small gem called Joe Danger. It was based on a bike riding daredevil who travelled across crazy courses, racking in points and doing stunts. Joe Danger’s fresh, cool visuals and fun gameplay took many by surprise. Now Joe is back with Joe Danger 2: The Movie, and this time he has gone Hollywood. Is this sequel a blockbuster smash or an utter flop? Keep reading to find out.
Although notably lacking in enthusiasm for its PC platform, Joe Danger makes an excellent debut on Windows, with enough content to keep you entertained for months.