My thoughts on DMC in a nutshell:
DMC 1 - Revolutionized the action genre completely, and was VERY fresh when it first came out. God of War owes much to this collasal release.
DMC 2 - What's DMC 2? I heard it was supposed to come out, but then they recalled it.
DMC 3 - Possibly the most deep action game ever conceived. Styles, combined with constant weapon switching, difficult bosses = fap.
DMC 4 - Very disappointing. A solid "7" or so, but doesn't live up to the DMC name, and generally is overrated.
I think Bayonetta will be about on par with 3 (which is a HUGE compliment), after playing the demo.
DMC 1 - Revolutionized the action genre completely, and was VERY fresh when it first came out. God of War owes much to this collasal release.
DMC 2 - What's DMC 2? I heard it was supposed to come out, but then they recalled it.
DMC 3 - Possibly the most deep action game ever conceived. Styles, combined with constant weapon switching, difficult bosses = fap.
DMC 4 - Very disappointing. A solid "7" or so, but doesn't live up to the DMC name, and generally is overrated.
I think Bayonetta will be about on par with 3 (which is a HUGE compliment), after playing the demo.
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I'm trying to play Aion, write up some news stories, and lurk communities at the same time. Not a good combo! <3
I'm trying to play Aion, write up some news stories, and lurk communities at the same time. Not a good combo! <3
I'm willing to bet, because you said you thought DMC was more dificult than DMC3, that you played the "Special Edition" version of DMC3. They really toned down the difficulty in the "Special Edition". Go play through "Dante's Awakening" and tell me if you still think the first one is the most extreme!
I loved the entire Devil May Cry series, but I haven't gotten to 3 yet. I even tolerated 2, although playing as the girl was much better than playing as Dante in that one.
@Race
Yep!
Basically, in the Special Edition, "normal" was the original's "hard". It's not that big of a difference once you beat the SE, considering the DMC series is built for multiple playthroughs anyway.
Yep!
Basically, in the Special Edition, "normal" was the original's "hard". It's not that big of a difference once you beat the SE, considering the DMC series is built for multiple playthroughs anyway.
@race of spades
you are absolutely right. i even read that somewhere, and totally forgot about it being toned down on the special edition.
you are absolutely right. i even read that somewhere, and totally forgot about it being toned down on the special edition.
oops I mixed that up.
In the SE, "hard" is the original's "normal". I never thought the original game's difficulty was that hard, I just picked up the SE because it had Vergil as a playable character.
In the SE, "hard" is the original's "normal". I never thought the original game's difficulty was that hard, I just picked up the SE because it had Vergil as a playable character.
I never thought that the original DMC3 was that hard. The Trickster and Royal Guard styles really kept my ass alive in that game.
DMC2 still makes me sad to this day. No difficulty whatsoever, and they made Dante all emo.
DMC2 still makes me sad to this day. No difficulty whatsoever, and they made Dante all emo.
I remember being blown away when I played the first DMC and I've been a big fan of the series since, except for DMC 2.....that doesn't exist.
The original's still my favorite. Something about fighting jester marionettes is undeniably awesome. Also, when you first get the shotgun then have to face those specters with giant scissors, that's just the best.
For reasons I don't need to go into here, it doesn't feel like fall's really started until I fire up DMC1 and SpyHunter on PS2. It's about time to bust them out...
For reasons I don't need to go into here, it doesn't feel like fall's really started until I fire up DMC1 and SpyHunter on PS2. It's about time to bust them out...

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