Both of them. getting yoshi and a couple of other games this month too. It's a packed month, some will need to hit the backlog for the quieter month's. Getting excited!
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It's March! What are you getting: Devil May Cry 5 or Sekiro?
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So does Itsuno when it comes to combat, DMC is above anything Souls.
They're completely different kinds of games. Weird. Why are DMC fans so defensive?
I'll wait to see if DMC gets Lady or Trish DLC, otherwise I'm good with 4 while watching my friends do craZZZy combos I couldn't even dream of pulling off. I'm all in on Sekiro though.
Anf Fromsoft is above them boss fights, music, level design, enemy design,etc
Getting both, obviously. DMC is my favorite franchise ever, with DS3 and Bloodborne a close second.
DMC5 just feels too corny and dated.......and I strongly suspect it will be marked down to $40 regularly within a couple months.
Sekiro I am concerned about. never played Dark Souls or Bloodborne much, so I'm worried it will require familiarity with those games. I might give it a spin if the PC port is confirmed to be good.
Sekiro I am concerned about. never played Dark Souls or Bloodborne much, so I'm worried it will require familiarity with those games. I might give it a spin if the PC port is confirmed to be good.
I played the demo for DMC 5. I like the dedicated dodge button in the Souls games more than what DMC 5 uses. Just didn't feel good to me, so I'll pass on the latter, or play it if it comes to PS+. I can't see myself missing a Miyazaki game though.
Who cares about sales in this threads
If you don't care why are you here in the first place? I really don't understand some people lol
The superior goty 2019 the magnum opus, the end all game of the generation, 4k/60fps, balls to the walls action, you know what it is, DMC5.
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I really don't understand why you''re replying to my post if you don't understand it?
I'm simply answering to op and sharing my opinion like everyone on here, sorry if my post triggered you in anyways
It looks very stylish and intense - I say that as someone who isn't a big fan of the series.
I played Sekiro at Gamescom last year and can confirm you don't need to worry. There's little overlap. There are a ton of systems and mechanics in Sekiro that are completely new to From's game and not in any Soulsborne title.
For instance, Tenchu-like stealth (Soulsborne just have attack from behind, no bush-hiding, camo or stealth kill mechanics) and Batman-style grapple-hook movement (you can swing from/too tens of parts of levels to get around, leading to tons of verticality - whereas in Soulsborne you're firmly planted on the ground). It even has a proper jump button. Systemically you have two "lives", one of which "recharges" - unlike Souls where you have infinite lives but lose all your "money" if you die twice in quick succession.
The thread is about DMC V and Sekiro, if you are not interested in the first place there's nothing to answer. The OP didnt ask if you like DMC or not or what do you think about the sales. English is too hard apparently
Try again.
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Sekiro may be similar to those games in that it requires patience and trying to blindly hack your way through enemies will get you killed quickly, but there have been a lot of big changes to the formula for Sekiro, such as the addition of a jump button, the lack of a stamina meter, and a grapple feature which will really change the way the player navigates the environment. But perhaps the biggest change of all.... a pause button!
Sekiro. I adore how soulsborne games feel and play. Ive never enjoyed how dmc games play but i can see the appeal.
May grab yoshis wooly world too if im feeling down
May grab yoshis wooly world too if im feeling down
It's obvious DMC is really intimidating to a lot of gamers, which is why people in here are calling it a button masher despite it being basically as technical as Street Fighter combat-wise.
Sekiro and all of From's combat is pretty basic and much more appealing to the masses, despite the enemy difficulty.
I'm getting both though.
Sekiro and all of From's combat is pretty basic and much more appealing to the masses, despite the enemy difficulty.
I'm getting both though.
I doubt activision had any part in the development of it so I'm not worried.
