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Devil May Cry 5 Reveal Trailer (PS4/XB1/PC - Spring 2019)
- Thread starter Sargerus
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One thing I wouldn't mind them bringing back from DMC2 is a random, unexplained appearance from Phantom. Just like "Hey, remember me? Your ol' pal? What'cha been up to, Dante? How's things? Oh, me? Oh, you know, just keeping busy, making ends meet. It's tough when you've got forty thousand tiny children to take care of. Hey, don't tell the wife, but I really appreciate that you shot a couple hundred of those little shits; real weight off my shoulders, buddy."
Well that's kind of a natural result of getting a Game Over and being thrown back to a checkpoint too, isn't it? Dying makes you want to get better. Unless your only objective is to mindlessly hack through everything with the least amount of effort. So I'm really not seeing why it's a great idea to give players an extra penalty for going through a normal learning process.
I'm not looking for an easy ride, just a fun one. I don't mind hard games. Like, Bloodborne doesn't stress me out except when I have to run forever to get back to the boss I'm trying to kill. (Hi, Shadows of Yharnam.)
The problem with easy modes is they tend to turn enemies into toothless balls of jelly. I want to be challenged and I want to have all my fun tools available to do it. That's all.
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still waiting for the pre order page on steam
still waiting for the pre order page on steam
It's because hell literally broke loose in the story.
Hop in loser, we're hunting demons.
holy shit who is responsible for this
That's perfect for Dante IMO.They have got the perfect Dante for this.
Didn't see a DMC thread anywhere so I thought it would be best to ask here.
I would like to play the series before 5 (only played 3) and I'm about to pull the trigger on getting the PS4 hd collection + 4 Special Edition. Is the HD Collection a good port or should I just pull out my PS2?
I would like to play the series before 5 (only played 3) and I'm about to pull the trigger on getting the PS4 hd collection + 4 Special Edition. Is the HD Collection a good port or should I just pull out my PS2?
is DMC4SE good on PS4? Its on sale right now, and I feel like buying it for the second time despite having it on steam already for reasons unknown...
DMC1 has some graphics and audio issues, I think some have been patched but I'm not sure. The other two are fine. But the issues in DMC1 aren't really noticeable if you haven't played the game in a long time (and even less if you've never played it obviously), and fwiw I played the HD Collection on PS3 and it was good. The PS4 version is the same with better resolution.
Thank you! I can deal with some minor issues. Definitely going to get them now.
They have got the perfect Dante for this.
Definitely.
The end shot from the trailer wasn't the most complimentary for the first view of Dante we could have gotten, but I'm sure everything will be forgiven and forgotten by the thirst traps once we get a proper reveal of him in-game.
for real, dude, we dunno. all we know is that he's some tattooed punk who calls up his demon buddies to fight for him.
for real, dude, we dunno. all we know is that he's some tattooed punk who calls up his demon buddies to fight for him.
This reminf me a lot a PS2 game with the same concept made as well by Capcom:
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Anyone remember this game?
This reminf me a lot a PS2 game with the same concept made as well by Capcom:
Anyone remember this game?
I remember the demo. I wanted to buy it but reviews were poor and the game was apparently short. Seemed interesting tho.
Looks like Godhand in a castle.This reminf me a lot a PS2 game with the same concept made as well by Capcom:
Anyone remember this game?
Yeah, the same, but I don't even think I finished the Demo. It was very uninteresting.
However it had a unique concept back then and I respect for Capcom trying it.
This reminf me a lot a PS2 game with the same concept made as well by Capcom:
Anyone remember this game?
yeah, i hope v's gameplay is a chaos legion revival, because that game had a lot of potential... that fell very, very, very short. don't play it. i did, and it's an absolute slog. it is very short, but it felt like it went on forever. that tells you enough.
i always did want to see it realize its true potential, though. the concept is dynamite. maybe capcom wants to give it another go?
I remember playing the fuck out that demo and the OST got me hype.This reminf me a lot a PS2 game with the same concept made as well by Capcom:
Anyone remember this game?
yo, the ost is so good. it was the one thing that kept me going. here's a deep cut favorite of mine.
:Looks at Wiki :This reminf me a lot a PS2 game with the same concept made as well by Capcom:
Anyone remember this game?
Oh cool Ono was a producer on this.
I think I saw someone from DMC crew was a music composer. Is he Ono?
No, that was Hideyuki Fukasawa, also known for SFIV, MVC3 and SFxT.
They have got the perfect Dante for this.
That face is perfect.
The only problem with Dante in the trailer was the dull gray hair, hopefully they can make it brighter.
Hell is so sooty and full of ash, probably just needs a shower.
This reminf me a lot a PS2 game with the same concept made as well by Capcom:
Anyone remember this game?
I remember that it came out when i was like 13 and it was the first time that it really hit me how many characters in Japanese Media have completely random German Names (but in a charming way). Dudes Name is "Sieg Wahrheit". Literally "Victory Truth"
A new article from WCCF Tech has reported that Devil May Cry 5 is 75% complete.
https://wccftech.com/devil-may-cry-5-development-is-75-complete/
https://wccftech.com/devil-may-cry-5-development-is-75-complete/
This reminf me a lot a PS2 game with the same concept made as well by Capcom:
Anyone remember this game?
Loved this game! Been forever so I don't know if it was actually good, I was so young.
Dante wreck the sh*t of every single Demon he meet in the Demon World?
Also meeting with a strange Boy with blue/black stripes?
EDIT: My English failed me....
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Itsuno has to take risks and progress the franchise forward. Inclusion of limited resources and powerful attacks (that can be taken away from players due to poor play) reminds me a lot of what Itsuno was doing back in his Powerstone days.
One way to make players feel powerful is to give Nero some powerful devil breaker attacks. But how do you balance this? By making it a limited resource that you may lost due to poor play.
The fun comes from dodging the attack, thus not breaking your devil breaker and then utilizing immediately afterward for offense.
The gameplay loop seems pretty well thought out to me. Gives players a powerful resource (check) that's balanced because it's limited usage (check), and players may lose this resource from poor play (check) thus encouraging the player to not only survive from a game over avoidance, but to excel at the game above their expectations (check).
Also, the notion of not dying simply makes players do whatever they can to survive (aka, spam vital stars and healing items), but punishing players for poor play actively makes them play -BETTER-
I'm all for it, and think it's pretty brilliant. Itsuno is a genius when it comes to game design and mechanics. Have faith.
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This reminf me a lot a PS2 game with the same concept made as well by Capcom:
Anyone remember this game?
Loved the move where you could kick the bomb thing like a soccer ball at enemies.
So, it's been ages since last time but now I'm replaying DMC4 SE to qualm the hype and I just realized that I don't remember most of it.
I'm fairly early in still but the repeated parallels between Sparda and Nero are pretty curious, from the shadow in the first cutscene obviously mimicking the Sparda's sword shape to the amulet gift to the human lover to Berial mentioning Nero is "just like he was" (I'm guessing Sparda unless he met Vergil in hell?).
I'm wondering if these were early hints of Nero having Sparda's blood or if there's something else behind it we're yet to discover.
I'm fairly early in still but the repeated parallels between Sparda and Nero are pretty curious, from the shadow in the first cutscene obviously mimicking the Sparda's sword shape to the amulet gift to the human lover to Berial mentioning Nero is "just like he was" (I'm guessing Sparda unless he met Vergil in hell?).
I'm wondering if these were early hints of Nero having Sparda's blood or if there's something else behind it we're yet to discover.
Chaos Legion was a cool set of ideas that never quite meshed into a good game. Its not bad by any means but I felt it was lacking in a lot of areas. I actually wish Capcom would take another crack at that style of game but with all the modern bells and whistles and advances in gameplay.
Could be, but I think Vergil/Angelo is more of a wildcard. I'm more drawn to the idea that it's our new Big Bad Demon Emperor dude at the center of all the going-ons.
Someone who has been able to apparently unite the legions of the underworld in an all out offensive into the Human World, in a way that hasn't been done since Mundus' first attack some 2000+ years ago? And the new guy is even more powerful than Mundus was, plus has a demon tree that feeds off human blood as a resource? That'd be saying a lot, considering we had no idea such an individual could exist, with all the relative demon boss scrubs Nero was able to defeat soundly in DMC4 (and Dante just clowned them even worse).
It's almost like Ghouls 'n Ghosts with how the games tended to have an even more powerful Demon Lord than the previous game, at long last!
Ooof, if "jackpot" is coming back then I wonder if they're planning to replicate DMC3's ending? If the final boss is indeed responsible for Eva's death then I could see both Dante and Vergil delivering the final blow with Ebony and Ivory.
You're correct, these are hints about Nero being Sparda's descendant, the biggest hint is how Dante goes on about how he wants Yamato back from Nero because it's family, you could tell that Dante had some doubts about Nero's true origins in the middle of the story, but by the end of the game he gives it to Nero because he knows for a fact that Nero has Sparda's (and more importantly, Vergil's) blood and thus is worthy of keeping Yamato, even more so than Dante himself.
While Nero shoots his arm rocket over the top of their shoulders at the same time.
omg a Devil May Cry sequel is happening
Yep, Mundus failed, other demons should kill him and plant a tree