JoJo's Bizarre Adventure HD Ver.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure HD Ver.
Developer(s)	Capcom
Platform(s)	Arcade, PlayStation, Dreamcast, PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade
Release Date(s)	Arcade (JP 1998, NA 1998) PlayStation (JP 1999, NA 2000, EU 2000) Dreamcast (JP 1999, NA 2000, EU 2000) PSN (August 21, 2012) XBLA (August 22, 2012)
Genre(s)	Versus fighting
Mode(s)	Up to 2 players simultaneously 8 Player Online Tournament Mode (XBL and PSN version only)
Rating	31/40 (Fanmitsu Magazine on updated Dreamcast and PlayStation)

Jojo's Bizarre Adventure HD is a High-definition remake of the original game, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future.

This game is different from CyberConnect2's recently announced JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle game for the PlayStation 3 console.

The HD version costs US $19.99 on PSN and 1,600 points (about US$20) on XBox Live.

The game was released on PlayStation Network, August 21, and Xbox Live Arcade, August 22.

Features

Story Mode

The HD update will feature the option to play in either the classic arcade style as well as in “Arcade SD Mode,” which will be pixel art-y like the original games.

Online Play

The game will revive/support online play that will include the ability to filter opponents by location and connection speed, similar to the systems seen in Super Street Fighter IV and Marvel vs. Capcom 3.

Fans of lobby fights will be pleased to hear that the game will introduce a new eight-player multiplayer mode where players can compete (while waiting to compete) for a chance to compete in the final showdown.

Characters

Protagonists

• Jotaro Kujo
• Joseph Joestar
• Young Joseph (Named Jojo)
• Mohammed Abdul
• Noriaki Kakyoin
• New Kakyoin
• Jean Pierre Polnareff
• Iggy

Antagonists

• Dio Brando
• Shadow Dio
• Devo the Cursed
• Rubber Soul
• Hol Horse and J. Geil
• Hol Horse and Boingo
• Midler
• Gray Fly
• Mannish Boy
• Kameo
• Enya Geil
• Daniel J. D'Arby
• N'Dour
• Chaka and Anubis
• Khan and Anubis
• Black Polnareff and Anubis
• Mariah
• Alessi
• Pet Shop
• Vanilla Ice

Trivia

• The US version of the game is automatically censored, so that when Shadow Dio connects with his face grab, or when he wins the fight, his hands will start spewing a strange milk-like substance, instead of blood. This can be fixed however, by going to the options menu and changing the filter from mild to original.

Gallery

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  Dio and Jotaro performing a Blazing Fists Match

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  Young Joseph's Special

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  Kakyoin and Heiophant Green

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  The HD version features crosshatch filtering.

References

• Xbox Acheivements