Devil May Tweet
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That should stop all the complaints for the game.
Is the top left the OG Dante? Cause if it is, he totally looks like new dante with just longer hair o_O
Do you mean top right?
And no, I think its Donte with Dante's hair.
Do you mean top right?
And no, I think its Donte with Dante's hair.
I was watching some Hong Kong TV/dramas and I can't help but notice this actor (Michael Tse) in the middle looks like basically a chinese version of DmC Dante:
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Kz4o65dHpH...600/uhk-12.jpg
http://simg.sina.com.hk/cp/0/0039/0106/2/p.jpg
Did this come out early or something? I've seen it since the 11th sitting on sale at toys r us.
Capcom loves to hurt us, damn abusive relationships![]()
I can't wait for brea to play this. I wanna see what she's able to come up with. Doesn't seem like the gameplay allows for much complexity.
This video by her still blows me away. When staying in the air for a long time took skill:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORgSuIIesIE
So far, 24 positive reviews, and 1 mixed one.
http://www.metacritic.com/game/xbox-...critic-reviews
So much wrong with the very first review...As DmC progresses, it becomes clear that it is a phenomenal action game in its own right, with an interesting alternate take on the fiction and a sublime handle on action gaming. A title that taps into the kind of action the likes of Platinum Games are known for. Ninja Theory has shown they know how to weave superb action, biting dialogue and a brilliant visual style into a wonderful, cohesive whole. A blistering start to 2013.
Lol, those reviews are hilarious.
MAKE IT STOP HAHAHAHANinja Theory has expertly deconstructed the franchise’s formula, tweaked and trimmed the component parts, and rebuilt them into a experience that improves on its predecessors in nearly every aspect. The end result is a stylish, polished, and absurdly entertaining title that’s easily one of the best action games of the last decade.
looooolNew Coke lives on only as a joke. But, imagine if you will, a reality where that reworking of the ubiquitous soft drink was actually good. You won't have to think that hard about such a plane of existence. All you have to do is swap New Dante for New Coke and, bam, there you are in a world where everything can be different. Yes, the re-imagined Dante and the game he stars in—a revamp of Capcom's popular Devil May Cry action series—is excellent.
When the new take on Dante first appeared, fans of the older games grumbled loudly about how this take ruined everything. But, those players who grew up on a diet of stylish action against demonic hordes should be pleased by gameplay changes made by Ninja Theory. And though this is a crasser, more grounded version of the lead character, the tweaks to Dante's affect make him more well-rounded and sympathetic.
Seems NT's keyboards are burning.
i wonder what it feels like to do videogames journalism. is it the same feeling that a prostitute has when they wake up in the morning? i don't know what that feeling is either, but i imagine it must be pretty terrible.
Meanwhile, Adam Sessler says:
I can totally understand why people who aren't invested in the series or action genre in general can find the dumbed down combat fun.