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Skip 2, it might as well be non-canon. DMC4 is required playing.
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It's March! What are you getting: Devil May Cry 5 or Sekiro?
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Skip 2, it might as well be non-canon. DMC4 is required playing.
Let it get waaaaay down there in price. Playing price is around $15 or less IMO
Nintendo games very rarely drop in price so you may as well get it at launch.
DMC5 already preordered,
Don't know about Sekiro. Haven't played any of the Souls games and I didn't try out Bloodborne until it was free on PS+ and I still haven't done anything pass the 1st boss.
I'll watch some streams and check out some reviews and might pick it up when it's about $20 or cheaper.
Don't know about Sekiro. Haven't played any of the Souls games and I didn't try out Bloodborne until it was free on PS+ and I still haven't done anything pass the 1st boss.
I'll watch some streams and check out some reviews and might pick it up when it's about $20 or cheaper.
i'll wait for reviews for both,but if i'm getting anything this month,it will probably be dmc5..i bitched too myuch about DmC from ninja theory to not vote with my wallet for a new proper chapter of the series...
even if the whole microtransaction thingy is making the pill really bitter to swallow
even if the whole microtransaction thingy is making the pill really bitter to swallow
The poll should have a 'neither' option.
Sekiro is something that I'll get later down the line as I feel that From Software's 'hard-as-nails' gameplay just isn't for me right now. I'd much rather play it when I have enough time to dedicate to something that could potentially frustrate me quite a bit, and when I have a PC that can run it at 60fps.
I played through the DMC5 demo three times and not once did I ever feel like I had full 'control' over things; despite features such as auto-combo and the moveo list the game just doesn't seem to be all that interested in making itself friendly to newcomers like myself. I simply didn't like how it felt compared to other games of the type that I've played such as Bayonetta 1/2 and MGR: Revengeance and, for a game that relies so heavily on feel, that's not good. That and, I know it's petty, but the elitist "lol casuals and game jurnalists!!!" stuff I've been seeing on Twitter from DMC fans has gone a good way to putting me off the game. I also haven't played any of the other DMC games yet so I'd much rather just play those.
Sekiro is something that I'll get later down the line as I feel that From Software's 'hard-as-nails' gameplay just isn't for me right now. I'd much rather play it when I have enough time to dedicate to something that could potentially frustrate me quite a bit, and when I have a PC that can run it at 60fps.
I played through the DMC5 demo three times and not once did I ever feel like I had full 'control' over things; despite features such as auto-combo and the moveo list the game just doesn't seem to be all that interested in making itself friendly to newcomers like myself. I simply didn't like how it felt compared to other games of the type that I've played such as Bayonetta 1/2 and MGR: Revengeance and, for a game that relies so heavily on feel, that's not good. That and, I know it's petty, but the elitist "lol casuals and game jurnalists!!!" stuff I've been seeing on Twitter from DMC fans has gone a good way to putting me off the game. I also haven't played any of the other DMC games yet so I'd much rather just play those.
I am getting both. I have had the Sekiro Collector's edition pre-ordered for my Xbox One X for a very long time :) I had never played the Devil May Cry series and really liked the demo that I played of it. I have been playing DmC Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition on Xbox Game Pass, and holy crap that combat is insanely amazing to me (as in best action combat ever for me)! Honestly that DmC combat felt even better to me in some ways than the Devil May Cry 5 demo combat even though I liked it, so I hope that isn't going to ruin my experience of it some.
There is no "neither" option because people posting here WiLL buy one, the other or both. Thanks for your opinion though
The thread asked a question and I answered. If OP wanted a weirdly specific echo chamber based then they should have said so.
Sekiro. I have let myself ignore it completely, so I have no hype or want for it, but when it comes out this month, day one purchase for me and Sekiro will wash over me like a torrent of rain.
Devil May Cry 5. It will be the action game I play the most until Bayonetta 3 comes along.
I'm interested in Sekiro but it not being a Souls game has made me lose interest because of replayability and such.
I'm interested in Sekiro but it not being a Souls game has made me lose interest because of replayability and such.
I was going to cancel the DMC5 Collector's Edition preorder hoping to get it down the line cheaper, but I saw that it was completely sold out on Amazon this morning so I decided to keep it. I'm also getting Sekiro too
DoA 6, Fate/Extella Link, Caligula Effect, and LEFT ALIVE.
Pre-ordered Sekiro on Steam and have no plans to refund it, but recently learned there was no character creation/customization which instantly deflated my hype. That thing can sit in the backlog.
DMC5 requires investment in 4 previous titles. I haven't played them yet. It too can wait.
Pre-ordered Sekiro on Steam and have no plans to refund it, but recently learned there was no character creation/customization which instantly deflated my hype. That thing can sit in the backlog.
DMC5 requires investment in 4 previous titles. I haven't played them yet. It too can wait.
I'll get both eventually but Sekiro is just day-one-no-brainer, while I'll pick DMC on sales, maybe not even this year.
DMC will be a nice 8 hours something action game with a hint of replayability, edgy characters and anecdotic plot, while Sekiro is GotG material.
DMC will be a nice 8 hours something action game with a hint of replayability, edgy characters and anecdotic plot, while Sekiro is GotG material.
Where's this early hearsay on the Yoshi game? The demo was...decent.
DMC felt more of the same, and I like souls gameplay better so I'll go with Sekiro once it doesn't magically go Epic store exclusive.
If I didn't just start a new full time job on top of my masters I would get both. So all my free time is going into DMC5. I still can't believe it's finally happening, and that final trailer that I wasn't needed going to watch and then did 5 minutes later really did "exceed all my expectations" you're a madman Itsuno.
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I'm a little sad that there isn't as much interest in DMC5. It's good that a lot of people want both, but it genuinely looks amazing and I hope more people pick it up because it's done a great job in marketing, in my opinion. It just needs to connect to that audience.
It's is the best month for game releases since March 2017, and this your backlog month?
