The game was initially built for PC, but only the development team could play it, as it was then fine-tuned for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network. Now both Joe Dangers are ‘coming home’.
Joe Danger and Joe Danger 2: The Movie will release via Steam June 24th. Meanwhile Hello Games is working on a next-gen project that isn’t Joe Danger-based.
The PC versions have gained some bonus features:
• Brand new levels and content
• Enhanced graphic options
• Mouse, keyboard and gamepad support
• Steam Workshop integration for sharing levels
• Full Steam Big Picture Mode support
• Ghost recording and Steamworks integration for online ghost challenges
”For the PC version of JD, we’ve had a lot of fun. We’ve added a bunch of new content for both games – some new levels for a start. There’s lots of graphics settings, as well as controller, mouse and keyboard support. Full Steam Big Picture Mode (I was just playing 1080 with 16xAA on my TV – looks soooo nice),” said Sean Murray from Hello Games.
