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[LEAK] Massive Devil May Cry 5 Info (Potential heavy spoilers inside!)
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Featuring brand new DMC4 quality cutscenes and voice over:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gk4nrvKAM-s
Lol, so true. I'm just happy DMC5 is all but officially announced at this point.
It wouldn't surprise me if Sony is funding a big part of DMC5. And have Nolan North in the cast makes me believe DMC5 will go into a more mature direction to appeal to a larger audience. More cinematic than you could ever imagine in a DMC. Hence DMCV instead of DMC5.
Capcom tries to be different with DMC and MH. If MH can go cinematic so can DMC.
Capcom tries to be different with DMC and MH. If MH can go cinematic so can DMC.
This guy is trying to create a work (or whatever the latest Wrestling terminology is).
Like no one believes for a second that Bayonetta 3 is going to be a cinematic walking simulator "action" game that is more grounded. And no one believes that Itsuno is going to do that to DMCV either especially right after DmC.
If he's actually being serious about this, then this is exactly why a lot of DMC fans think that Kamiya shouldn't be making the next DMC game... it should be Itsuno. DMC fans are not concerned with what other game companies are doing unless it directly improves the core experience of the DMC series or expands on it. Last thing DMC fans want right now is "more grounded/cinematic/Westernized/realistic" DMC. And nothing about Capcom right now indicates that they are doing anything like that for DMC. Kamiya is best at makign new IPs, that's where his rare talent lies in. Itsuno is more suited to iterative work though he can do new IPs too (not as well as Kamiya).
And no one thought to link this tweet where even Kamiya thinks Itsuno is the right man for the job for DMC, even over himself:
As someone somewhat interested in this series should I:
1) install and play DMC4 SE which I got in the Steam sale
2) play the first game, when it releases on Steam
3) hold out for DMC5, hoping it will be the best game
1) install and play DMC4 SE which I got in the Steam sale
2) play the first game, when it releases on Steam
3) hold out for DMC5, hoping it will be the best game
Nah, i prefer traditional style of the series. Replaying DMC4 right now and it still looks pretty good, MT Framework was definetly something else. Can't even imagine what they can accomplish on UE4
DMC5 will probably be closer to DMC4 than it is to DMC1. But one thing to keep in mind, DMC4 was rushed, the combat system is great, the best in the genre(if you're playing Dante) but the main game is very underwhelming, so...
If you plan to just play the main game once and not dive too deep into styles and combos, etc... I'd recommend waiting for the DMC collection and playing DMC3.
If you plan to master the combat system and complete bloody palace(end game bonus challenge mode) then you can't go wrong with either DMC3 or DMC4. Both are great examples of why fans of the series love it as much as they do.
He clearly likes to troll, but he also seems to trust Itsuno to do DMC right.
I think I just had a violent reaction to the very idea these tweets propose. Add some lootboxes on top while youre at it.
I feel like he's throwing mad shade at someone, but I can't tell if it's at GOW or DMC ^^; ?
He's just trying to make sure Bayonetta 3 doesn't have any competition. The king is coming back Kamiya, prepare yourself.
I already tried DMC3 and gave up about halfway through. The combat was fine, but I absolutely hated the levels.
Where did you get the idea that Itsuno's porject is or has gone gold? All he said is that the project is doing well.
Play the DMC HD collection when it comes.
Then play DMC4 SE
Then play DmC Devil May Cry until the 5th game comes out :p
Ini Kamiya defense, if it's Itsuno, at worst, it still going to have decent combat despite being cinematic. He and his team know how to make engaging combat
Man, this thread just made me realise that it's been almost 10 years since the last DMC was released.
I don't know if Kamiya is trolling but when I think about it Bayonetta is much more set piece driven than DMC while remaining a character action game. So maybe something along those lines?
I don't know if Kamiya is trolling but when I think about it Bayonetta is much more set piece driven than DMC while remaining a character action game. So maybe something along those lines?
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