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[LEAK] Massive Devil May Cry 5 Info (Potential heavy spoilers inside!)
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How many items will Son of Sparda need to get wrong to get permabanned?
Let's say, if it turns out the game is actually being released on Xbox One, or it actually uses Capcom's proprietary engine, is that cause enough for a permanent ban? What if like 10% of the info is correct but the rest is bogus?
People will be asking for blood if some of the "specific information" turns out to be bogus.
Let's say, if it turns out the game is actually being released on Xbox One, or it actually uses Capcom's proprietary engine, is that cause enough for a permanent ban? What if like 10% of the info is correct but the rest is bogus?
People will be asking for blood if some of the "specific information" turns out to be bogus.
I want to know what happens if every single bullet point is incorrect. Is there some kind of ultraban where it's not just an ip lock but a life lock from the forum? Like you can't even access it for browsing. If you get caught watching a stream of someone else reading Era they call the police.
They will see, we'll play until eternity.
Come with me, we'll sit and play together.
Through our strength, we'll make a better day
Tomorrow, we shall never surrender.
Yeah, but the examples given were highly questionable.
Was this on /r PS4 ?
If so I think I know which user(s) you're talking about
Yep, although my first example was from R/XboxOne.
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Don't let it get to you. When the game gets announced we'll see who was right and who was making stuff up.
Don't forget to remember every nahsayer that you were right. Write down the names.
Just saw the update- If true, Dante vs Kratos/Ludwig/Knack secret boss please!
But no really, if it's going to be released on only one console at launch.... are we looking at an estimated 1.5 million sales? Then another 1 million from PC afterwards?
Can't you clue us in on how you became sure of the stuff you said? I mean, I'd like to see a new DMC game (regardless of setting) as much as anyone, but I still feel your leak is based on fan speculation rather than actual facts from the developer/publisher.
Nor would I want him to, and I'm sorry if it sounded as such. All I want is a clue as to how the information he's giving was originally made available, or something that would make these leaks more legitimate.
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on some Zorro shit
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Whatever I tell you wouldn't make the leak seem more legitimate to you (and other skeptical users/fans) until the game is shown. Either that or I straight up out my sources which is not happening no matter the circumstances.
What I can tell you, which is something that a lot of people seem to misunderstand, is that I didn't just stumble upon this info. It didn't just came together over night. I didn't talk to one guy and heard him say something and then decided to put my entire account on the line. It was very slow and long process of talking with different sources, getting info, checking that info with other sources, checking those again with yet another person, getting more info from this guy, going back to first source to clarify what they said and asking about the info from the third guy and so on and so on. And if it wasn't clear enough, when I say sources I mean people that are definitely in the position to know about the game and it's details (one way or another). So no, it's not just some fan speculation.
It took a lot of time and a lot of people to put this all together, to get it to this stage that now I can safely say that if this turns out to be a hoax I'll take a perma ban, cause now I'm sure it's not. Yes, stuff change. Both me and mods know that and those stuff will be taken into account (as stated several times by mods already). But I'm very confident that when it's all said and done, when the game gets announced and releases, the vast majority of this info will remain true.
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But how do people already know what games will be at E3 and all this info on DMC but nothing on RE2make?
When itsuno's team should be a smaller affair and less prone to leaks.
When itsuno's team should be a smaller affair and less prone to leaks.
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Well, who said people don't know anything about REmake 2?But how do people already know what games will be at E3 and all this info on DMC but nothing on RE2make?
When itsuno's team should be a smaller affair and less prone to leaks.
All we want to know is what perspective the game is played from, Capcom seem to enjoy denying us this:(
The very first thought of mine upon the reveal of Capcom's Panta Rhei at SONY's "See the Future" PS4 reveal, were DMC5 and Onimusha 5. I was salivating at how good the judgment cuts and the issens were gonna look on nextgen machines after that DD target render, and then during the TGS livestream (showcasing actual gameplay).
Pretty devastating to see their financial position in the industry and not being able to pursue their own proprietary middleware, except for one of their flagship franchises (even REmake 2 is on UE4), a not being able to fund a successor for one of the greatest game engines of all time, the MT Framework and it's revisions.
Due credit to EPIC and their regional teams for their phenomenal support. JPN's AAA industry is literally under their umbrella (no pun intended).
Pretty devastating to see their financial position in the industry and not being able to pursue their own proprietary middleware, except for one of their flagship franchises (even REmake 2 is on UE4), a not being able to fund a successor for one of the greatest game engines of all time, the MT Framework and it's revisions.
Due credit to EPIC and their regional teams for their phenomenal support. JPN's AAA industry is literally under their umbrella (no pun intended).
Thank you for your clarification and your candidness. I suppose it makes sense that the information is the way it is if it has been verified through several people over and over. Alas, it seems this is not the time for DmC Dante and friends to feature on the spotlight once more, but I do hope Itsuno's team is making a game that builds on the several good things introduced by NT's game.
Are you saving what you know for 2018's first meltdown thread?
Was this announced before?
http://devilmaycry.org/community/threads/drama-cd.11749/
Think that's the only place where a synopsis of the events of those two CD dramas exist.
http://devilmaycry.wikia.com/wiki/Devil_May_Cry_Drama_CD_Vol.1
DMCV leak seems like a "too much smoke for there not to be a fire" type of situation. I just hope we don't have to wait until E3.
One day. Nioh is currently scratching that itch for me, but I really want to see a sequel to Dawn of Dreams. The multiple characters, the kickass soundtrack, the expanded gameplay, all that shit.
@1:43 = kill 'em all, kill 'em all twice
Exclusive first look at Mary's real mother
what kind of Renee Zelwegger movie poster fan fic is this
Sheesh. Kind of baffling how badly naysayers want SoS to be wrong. At least, that's the impression I'm getting.
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On the other hand, while I believe SoS, I wouldn't mind it so much if it turned out to be false. I mean, yeah, I'd be bummed as heck, but this whole shebang's made me excited for Devil May Cry again. It feels so good to be this excited about something, especially something I loved very much back in the day.
Long post ahead because, well, I guess I need to write about my feelings for the series somewhere, and seeing as some did in the thread, I thought I'd do so too.
I dug out my copy of DmC and UMVC3 earlier because I don't have 4SE nor the HD Collection and my copy of 4 is a physical PC disc that I can't use due to a lack of a disc drive, but... yeah. I played a Devil May Cry game for the first time in apparently 3.5 years. It feels pretty crazy because I used to be so into the series back in high school. I think I took an hour or a little less to get my bearings and remind my fingers how to quickly switch weapons and do different combos, but damn did it feel good! I'm still far from how I used to play back then, but I was slowly getting back in the groove of things. It's been so long since I've played a character action game... I've only played three games in the entire franchise, 3, 4, and DmC, and I love them all. I'm not exactly great at them, not really bothering much with the higher level techniques like jump cancelling, parrying, etc. but I can consistently get an S or even SSS, which I'm very proud of even if it's not really impressive by community standards. Just a small personal achievement.
I remember spending several weeks sneaking (my parents were a little strict during my first year of college, if I recall correctly) whatever time I could to play DmC's demo. I kept playing it again and again, never getting tired of it. I'm still surprised I actually poured so much time into a demo. When I finally got the game, I remember being so excited to finally play a new Devil May Cry game, and I was right to be excited. I had a blast with it. Dante's terrible face and hair be damned! Also Vergil's. It was just so much fun. It was also a lot easier than the original series, because I actually managed to beat Dante Must Die! with several S-ranks. Or maybe I got better. It's probably a combination of both.
Looking back even further, I only just realized it earlier today, but DMC3 (my entry into the series) was pretty instrumental in me being who I am right now. I got a copy of the game because I'd heard a lot about it and wanted to try it out. And it was an action game too, so it was my kind of game. I couldn't get past Cerberus and I chickened out because the Gothic horror design was a little too much for little ol' me at the time. Okay, I wasn't so little, I was in my first year of high school, I think. Funny enough, this dumb little kid was determined to give the game another try and beat it because he found out his crush was really into the series. It was one of, if not the hardest game I had played at the time, but I somehow managed to beat it. I was so proud of myself. I'm not quite sure if I ever beat it on Son of Sparda, but I think I at least gave it a try. After that, I was so hooked up on DMC hype that I started reading more about the series, checking out the wiki, etc. I was hooked on DMC. It was like my new Naruto.
Eventually, I remembered that I'd seen posts on GameSpot about a fourth game, which was available on PC, in addition to consoles. I didn't have a PS3 then, I wouldn't for another year or so, but I could get it on a PC. Now, our desktop was old. All it could play were The Sims, Red Alert and other C&C games. (side note: My dad was awesome at Red Alert and C&C games, I remember him staying up all night playing against 7 AI opponents at the highest difficulty level, always winning somehow) It was old as balls and I wanted a new PC just so I could play DMC4. I was in high school. We need to use computers for stuff, and our old one kind of won't really do anymore. It was perfect. I convinced my parents to get me a new desktop for educational purposes, and so I could play DMC4. It was summer then, and I had classes cause I purposely dropped Chinese Literature and Chinese History. I spent my time in class practicing to play the game. I read that it only had keyboard support, so I practiced that. I'd position my hands and practice doing combos. It was I, J, K, and L that served as the PS face buttons' equivalent, if I recall correctly. I kept practicing that shit whenever I was in class. Then as soon as we got the new desktop set up, I bought a copy of DMC4 and played it all night, then the rest of the weekend. The new PC wasn't actually that strong for the time, it had a 2.6 GHz quad core duo, only 4GB of RAM, and... a GeForce 980? It wasn't strong for a 2009 PC, but it was enough because it could play the game. It was enough. It was bliss. I remember being in the exact same spot I am right now, playing on my then-new computer. I've got a new computer now, much better and stronger, and I'm excited to play DMC4 here again once I've bought the SE. Hopefully, that'll be later this year.
Devil May Cry led me into modern gaming. Before that, all I had was a PS2. My general skill level was either average or below, but the series pushed me to be better and try harder. It made me want to prove to myself that I can handle more difficult games and to keep getting better. More importantly, it pushed me to get that then-new PC, which then led me to get Arkham Asylum. I don't think I'd even be reading comics right now if not for that, and I've read a lot since those days. I love games and comics, and I wouldn't be where I am with them if not for DMC3. I kept looking back only to Arkham Asylum before, when thinking of how I got to where I am now in terms of my passions and hobbies. Somehow, I didn't realize that before that, it was Devil May Cry that put me in the position to be able to play Arkham.
It's a wonderful feeling, being excited for DMC again, to look back on my brief history with the series. I don't think it would have been the same if we just got surprised with the announcement at TGA or PSX or wherever, at least not for me. I wouldn't be thinking about it as much as I am now. I wouldn't be fondly looking back at the series as much. I've said it multiple times now, but it feels so damn good to be excited again. So, thank you so much for sharing this with us, SoS.
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On the other hand, while I believe SoS, I wouldn't mind it so much if it turned out to be false. I mean, yeah, I'd be bummed as heck, but this whole shebang's made me excited for Devil May Cry again. It feels so good to be this excited about something, especially something I loved very much back in the day.
Long post ahead because, well, I guess I need to write about my feelings for the series somewhere, and seeing as some did in the thread, I thought I'd do so too.
I dug out my copy of DmC and UMVC3 earlier because I don't have 4SE nor the HD Collection and my copy of 4 is a physical PC disc that I can't use due to a lack of a disc drive, but... yeah. I played a Devil May Cry game for the first time in apparently 3.5 years. It feels pretty crazy because I used to be so into the series back in high school. I think I took an hour or a little less to get my bearings and remind my fingers how to quickly switch weapons and do different combos, but damn did it feel good! I'm still far from how I used to play back then, but I was slowly getting back in the groove of things. It's been so long since I've played a character action game... I've only played three games in the entire franchise, 3, 4, and DmC, and I love them all. I'm not exactly great at them, not really bothering much with the higher level techniques like jump cancelling, parrying, etc. but I can consistently get an S or even SSS, which I'm very proud of even if it's not really impressive by community standards. Just a small personal achievement.
I remember spending several weeks sneaking (my parents were a little strict during my first year of college, if I recall correctly) whatever time I could to play DmC's demo. I kept playing it again and again, never getting tired of it. I'm still surprised I actually poured so much time into a demo. When I finally got the game, I remember being so excited to finally play a new Devil May Cry game, and I was right to be excited. I had a blast with it. Dante's terrible face and hair be damned! Also Vergil's. It was just so much fun. It was also a lot easier than the original series, because I actually managed to beat Dante Must Die! with several S-ranks. Or maybe I got better. It's probably a combination of both.
Looking back even further, I only just realized it earlier today, but DMC3 (my entry into the series) was pretty instrumental in me being who I am right now. I got a copy of the game because I'd heard a lot about it and wanted to try it out. And it was an action game too, so it was my kind of game. I couldn't get past Cerberus and I chickened out because the Gothic horror design was a little too much for little ol' me at the time. Okay, I wasn't so little, I was in my first year of high school, I think. Funny enough, this dumb little kid was determined to give the game another try and beat it because he found out his crush was really into the series. It was one of, if not the hardest game I had played at the time, but I somehow managed to beat it. I was so proud of myself. I'm not quite sure if I ever beat it on Son of Sparda, but I think I at least gave it a try. After that, I was so hooked up on DMC hype that I started reading more about the series, checking out the wiki, etc. I was hooked on DMC. It was like my new Naruto.
Eventually, I remembered that I'd seen posts on GameSpot about a fourth game, which was available on PC, in addition to consoles. I didn't have a PS3 then, I wouldn't for another year or so, but I could get it on a PC. Now, our desktop was old. All it could play were The Sims, Red Alert and other C&C games. (side note: My dad was awesome at Red Alert and C&C games, I remember him staying up all night playing against 7 AI opponents at the highest difficulty level, always winning somehow) It was old as balls and I wanted a new PC just so I could play DMC4. I was in high school. We need to use computers for stuff, and our old one kind of won't really do anymore. It was perfect. I convinced my parents to get me a new desktop for educational purposes, and so I could play DMC4. It was summer then, and I had classes cause I purposely dropped Chinese Literature and Chinese History. I spent my time in class practicing to play the game. I read that it only had keyboard support, so I practiced that. I'd position my hands and practice doing combos. It was I, J, K, and L that served as the PS face buttons' equivalent, if I recall correctly. I kept practicing that shit whenever I was in class. Then as soon as we got the new desktop set up, I bought a copy of DMC4 and played it all night, then the rest of the weekend. The new PC wasn't actually that strong for the time, it had a 2.6 GHz quad core duo, only 4GB of RAM, and... a GeForce 980? It wasn't strong for a 2009 PC, but it was enough because it could play the game. It was enough. It was bliss. I remember being in the exact same spot I am right now, playing on my then-new computer. I've got a new computer now, much better and stronger, and I'm excited to play DMC4 here again once I've bought the SE. Hopefully, that'll be later this year.
Devil May Cry led me into modern gaming. Before that, all I had was a PS2. My general skill level was either average or below, but the series pushed me to be better and try harder. It made me want to prove to myself that I can handle more difficult games and to keep getting better. More importantly, it pushed me to get that then-new PC, which then led me to get Arkham Asylum. I don't think I'd even be reading comics right now if not for that, and I've read a lot since those days. I love games and comics, and I wouldn't be where I am with them if not for DMC3. I kept looking back only to Arkham Asylum before, when thinking of how I got to where I am now in terms of my passions and hobbies. Somehow, I didn't realize that before that, it was Devil May Cry that put me in the position to be able to play Arkham.
It's a wonderful feeling, being excited for DMC again, to look back on my brief history with the series. I don't think it would have been the same if we just got surprised with the announcement at TGA or PSX or wherever, at least not for me. I wouldn't be thinking about it as much as I am now. I wouldn't be fondly looking back at the series as much. I've said it multiple times now, but it feels so damn good to be excited again. So, thank you so much for sharing this with us, SoS.
Oh, thanks! Yeah, I can't seem to find them, or at least the original post. Found some artist by that name but didn't see anything DMC-related. Still, better than nothing.
If there was no DMC V, judging by the reception and how long this thread is, Capcom would be really stupid to not start it as soon as possible.
I thought it was pretty clear that the DMC4 rerelease was a sort of general check on the health of the franchise, and that succeeded with flying colors.
When it comes to the leak I see it as
The game existing and being called DMCV - High Chance
The game exclusive to Sony and late pc port - low chance
Story stuff - 50%. There's just too much infor there for it to all be 100% on the money.
The reveal and release date are where my biggest questions lie.
To me RE2make and DMCV at E3 2018 both at Sony doens't make sense to me (PS has first dibs on capcom and I doubt they'd let MS get RE2make)
Then there's the whole thing about what their late 2018 title will be. If DMCV is early 2019 it wont be shown this year. But people have been saying RE2make is early 2019 as well.
So what the hell are we getting at PSX/VGA if apparently no one knows what capcom has.
The game existing and being called DMCV - High Chance
The game exclusive to Sony and late pc port - low chance
Story stuff - 50%. There's just too much infor there for it to all be 100% on the money.
The reveal and release date are where my biggest questions lie.
To me RE2make and DMCV at E3 2018 both at Sony doens't make sense to me (PS has first dibs on capcom and I doubt they'd let MS get RE2make)
Then there's the whole thing about what their late 2018 title will be. If DMCV is early 2019 it wont be shown this year. But people have been saying RE2make is early 2019 as well.
So what the hell are we getting at PSX/VGA if apparently no one knows what capcom has.
ps4 console exclusive by an third party with an traditional multiplatform franchise?
where's the people that ever complaining about this on the other side?
where's the people that ever complaining about this on the other side?
I don't understand what you're trying to say, but if I had to guess, it's that you're surprised that there's very little resistance to Capcom pushing a multiplatform title to a single platform...which has already happened with SFV, and the potential reasons why have been discussed earlier in this thread.
Secondarily, do remember that DMC 1-3 were PlayStation exclusive.
Moon in the image. Dino Crisis opening Cutscene has a moon.
Dino Crisis confirmed
dmc 4 = multi
dmc hd collection = multi
dmc reboot = multi
how this not represents an trend to an multiplatform franchise?
Im surprise they haven't done anything with Dino Crisis yet, It would be a cool announcement if they announced a PS1 Remaster at PSX.
I was thinking about an AA DC (maybe remake) as Switch exclusive based on MT framework. Can't think enough reasons for it not to become an instant smash hit there. And it would be viable for Capcom.
What? It went multiplat after traditionally being a ps exclusive franchise
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