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Toxic (Masculinity) Crusaders

   

DATE:
25 YEARS AGO



GPOW 25TH
A N N I V E R S A R Y

     
WII U BAD THE WONDERFUL 101
       
   

To me, the first thing about Viewtiful Joe that stands out is the vibrance of its splashy, colorful special effects. There are so many different types, and they explode and fill the screen even after completion of the most menial of tasks. Accordingly, boss attacks can cover the screen in a vibrant doom. Underneath the flashy surface lies a deceptively complex hybrid brawler, though. The Wonderful 101 is a side-scrolling fighter at its core, but seamlessly incorporates a variety of elements from other genres. And it doesn't just incorporate one approach to a genre, but several. Every genre injected into the W101 is represented in a variety of approaches synonymous with the innovators who originated them. The varied bosses in each stage are preceeded by equally-varied fighting, puzzle, and shooting parts throughout the journey. All of these elements are tied together by subtle visual reminders that the game is of distinct Japanese craft.

     
   
 
  61  
  REASON 61  
  Boss variation in W101 is like VJ.  
     
  62  
  REASON 62  
  Puzzle elements in both series.  
 
  63  
  REASON 63  
  Fighting at the core.  
     
  64  
  REASON 64  
  Shooting parts in W101 inspired by Gradius just like VJ.  
 
  65  
  REASON 65  
  Plethora of different locales.  
     
  66  
  REASON 66  
  Statues!  
 
  67  
  REASON 67  
  Tribal enemy like Flinty Stone from VJ.  
     
  68  
  REASON 68  
  Critically-acclaimed, yet unnoticed by the masses.  
 
  69  
  REASON 69  
  Gears!  
     
  70  
  REASON 70  
  Japanese influence.  
 
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