Can Capcom finally please fans with the new Devil May Cry?
With Final Fantasy XVI committing fully to fast-paced action gameplay, it may finally be time for a new remake series of a classic Capcom franchise: Devil May Cry. As the franchise that essentially originated the particular style of 3D action combat that the upcoming Final Fantasy is making heavy use of, Devil May Cry could very well be due for a remake, or even a series of remakes, to address certain flaws and more dated aspects of its classic games, similarly to the popular modern remakes for Capcom's Resident Evil series.
why in the hell would we need a remake of devil may cry when devil may cry 5 was great? We just need devil may cry 6 ; not a remake, enough with the remakes
I'd much prefer we get new games that have such combat. Enough with the remakes. At least move forward if you want more of the same series
Why not a sequel? Why do we run to "needs a Remake" all the time now. I'd rather have the original and then a brand new entry instead of the original and the original but remade.
With DMC5's four-year anniversary passing and the increased relevance of its genre, now could be the best time for a new Devil May Cry game.
I am super surprised that a total remake of the first DMC, in the vein of the latest Resident Evil titles, hasn't been revealed.
Capcom is banging out the RE series. I would Love a new Onimusha and Power Stone from Capcom.
Well sh*t while we're at it let's get a remake of MvC2. Honestly Devil May Cry was one of my favorite games and I really didn't like the tonal shift too much as the series progressed. Now would be a good time to return to DMC 1 and do a soft reboot from there keeping the tone dark. I would also be 100% down for a game based on the story of Sparda.
Fable co-creator Dene Carter turned to Devil May Cry for an idea of scope when developing the 2004 hit action RPG.
"Look to your peers", "stand on the shoulders of giants", "don't re-invent the wheel". Or in far more blunt down-to-earth British dev terminology: "rip it off" hahaha
Just here to read the comments of the people who obviously didn't actually read the article; just the headline.
Nope.jpg. So far it’s been getting mix reactions from veterans DMC players. They transformed Resident Evil, a survival horror game into a generic action game with no horror elements and now they have outsourced one of their biggest IPs to Ninja Theory the developers behind two weak games: Heavenly Sword and Enslaved.
I honestly doubt the hardcore fans will be please, most because they genuinely don't like the game, but I also can't help but feel that many will dislike it because they'll be judging it in comparison to the original DmC games rather than on its own merits. When it comes to reboots I always try to base my opinion on their merits rather than what they're like compared to the original. It's like how I wouldn't judge the Amazing Spider-Man film against the Sam Raimi trilogy.
I've been with DmC since the beginning, and I'm interested to see what Ninja Theory do. At the end of the day people are always complaining that developers and publishers aren't willing to take chances with their biggest franchises, that they're not willing to try something radically different.
Look at Gears: Judgement, four games in and people saying its the same. The fifth DmC game is coming out and it is trying something different, radically different, so people are saying that's bad. Okay, they're not great comparisons: Gears is fresher in peoples minds because each new game has come out with fairly small gaps whereas the DmC games have come out over a longer timeframe, but still. I say at least give it an actual chance and don't go into it prejudiced. Maybe it'll be great, maybe it'll suck.
no i don't think it will. capcom need to start over and create a series of great games from scratch. they have been on bad terms with fans of many series not just DMC fans their former glory can no longer be restored. new IP's are what they need to "right the ship" to bring in more new fans (after having lost them in the first place).
Nah, they're in to deep right now. They need to go back to the basics. Maybe release a game with secrets that you can unlock, utilizing skill not wallet.
This game may not be "true" DmC but I know this for a fact: it is leaps and bounds better than the RE6 atrocity that plagued gaming consoles worldwide in 2012.