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Our video coordinator, Shawn Saris, guides players through Joe Danger 2: The Movie’s Pro Medals
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The second part of Joe Danger 2: The Movies, is the Deleted Scenes section. These levels are a little crazier, often involving strange vehicles, odd backrounds and weird characters. There also happens to be additional Pro Medals here. These ones tend to be a little harder to acquire, so be patient, it may take a few tries for some of those later medals. Remember that you must complete the entire level, and complete all objectives at once to obtain the Pro Medal. Below are videos showing you how to do that very thing!

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Joe Danger 2: The Movies is split into two major sections. The first section, The Movies, is where you will find half of the games Pro Medals. Below are videos showing how to obtain each Pro Medal in the 6 sections of The Movies mode. Remember that in order to obtain each Pro Medal, the player must complete all the objectives on the level without failing.

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Even MORE details have been released today, and these are the important details. Pack your bags and spray yourself with some cheap cologne, you have a date with the …
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Some more details have been distributed by Capcom about their upcoming prologue to Dead Rising 2, Dead Rising 2: Case Zero.  In Case Zero you’ll play as Chuck Greene, …
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Blacklight: Tango Down provided quite an impression following it’s release.  According to Majornelson.com, Blacklight topped the arcade sales last week without breaking a sweat.  With the PC version releasing …
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As originally scheduled, Monkey Island 2 and Blackight: Tango Down have released today.  For a short minute, Zombie Studios’ Blacklight: Tango Down had a very questionable fate.   Last …
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Puzzle Quest 2 was developed by Infinite Interactive and published by D3 Publisher for XBLA on 6/30/2010. Retails for 1200 Microsoft Points. A download code for the game was given to us by the publisher for reviewing purposes.

Let’s start this review by asking ourselves, is there still a profitable market for puzzle games? During a time when 3D graphics are the new craze, awe-inspiring virtual physics are praised, and motion-controlled gimmicks try to make things a little bit more noobish, will there be any room left for the puzzle enthusiasts? Infinite Interactive has the answer to that. In 2007, they released Puzzle Quest, which became an instant hit amongst critics and gamers. PQ respectively took home a couple of awards, Gametrailers “Best Puzzle/Parlor Game” and Gamespy’s “Best Xbox Live Arcade Game.” So, with those accomplishments in mind, what could they possibly do to follow-up the success that Puzzle Quest had? Make another one.

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