Examiner: "'Devil May Cry' has always been about pushing the limits, and with 'DmC: Definitive Edition', Capcom looks to continue to bring the over-the-top action to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One at a full 1080p and 60fps. Speaking exclusively with Examiner, Capcom Producer Rey Jimenez explained how the team at Ninja Theory put in extra work to ensure players get the smooth, detailed gameplay they're looking for."
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As if that pile of old ass games is worth $350. I mean there’s some good titles there for sure but there’s no way most gamers haven’t already got or played most of them already. Lots of them haven’t aged well too.
It’s basically $30 for a bunch of games you’ll never play.
I think 60fps and 1080p should be the standard for most remasters else there wouldn't be really any point buying the games again, not too much to ask is it.
i don't know why devs keep messing these remasters so mu much. why do most remasters only have one game in the series ? there should be a DMC collection with all 5 games or at the very least should have bundled DMC 4 and DmC in on collection. if it was a 5 game collection it would have been day one but as it is i'll just wait until its free on PlayStation plus.
I would prefer a remastered collection of the old Devil May Cry games than this.
Oh well.
it's like capcom and SE are competing on who can make the most remastered games..
'''DmC' fans will rejoice knowing their fast and furious action the series is known for, is now going to be fully realized in full 60fps, giving more fluid action and a much more pleasing result.''
Wow, that sentence is all over the place. First off, 'their' fast and furious action? DmC wasn't nearly as fast and furious as DMC3 and DMC4.
Second, the 'series' you're referring to is DMC. DmC is part of the Devil May Cry *franchise*, not part of the DMC series -- that's why it's called DmC instead of DMC and why it's a reboot. Though thankfully, the 'reboot' part seems smashed now, since Itsuno said he wanted to make DMC5 and might develop a new DMC if DmC bombed financially, which it did. It only sold 1.1 million in the deadline, instead of the expected 2 million). That, and DmC was made for a large, general western audience and was expected to sell near 5 million copies because it was westernized, simplified, and heavily marketed. Sure, the sales were 'solid', but come on, 1.1 million is about half what DMC1 sold (which was a 2001 game that wasn't even multiplatform).
''Devil May Cry has always been about pushing the limits''
Except DmC wasn't. It was restrictive, had 30 fps, and had about half the amount of combos DMC4 did. Even many combos seemed slower than DMC3's and DMC4's. Gameplay included boring platforming, broken boss fights that revolve around you circling them and wailing on them with overpowered weapons, S ranks being thrown at you, restrictive gameplay of 'hit the blue guy with the blue weapon'... I could go on and on. And then there was its dialogues and story... terrible.
It wasn't a great Devil May Cry, it was just mediocre -- even in terms of story and dialogue. Heck, even the level design was a bit monochromatic for my tastes, but that's a story for another time. Don't get me wrong, I had some fun with it, but if DMC3 was worth a 9/10, DmC would be a 6.5/10. I can't believe some media outlets when they rate it 8/10s and 9/10s... have they even played DMC3 and DMC4, or even *any* better H&S game? Are they just praising a game they see as 'the underdog'? I'll never know.
Anyway, I'll be waiting for DMC4: SE. It's probably going to have nice gameplay. It's not a new DMC, but at least it looks like it could be a nice Special Edition.