I remember seeing devil may cry for the first time on the psn store crica 2008. There weren't many titles circulating around and from what was around at that time was shlock like heavenly sword or L.A.I.R.
This was a year where we finally got access to broadband Internet and with that I downloaded as much demoes as I could.
Out of this I stumbled upon Devil may cry 4 and it looked visually impressive at the time.
I would return to this game many years later on the ps4 and this is where I came to understand the few grievances voiced about it.
Once you control dante the pedals begin to fall off and is filled with repetitive areas and enemies.
The music is fantastic and the gameplay buillds upon dmc3 making a fluid loop that rarely fatigues.
Leaving the series here would be a shame but luckily they returned with a bang
This was a year where we finally got access to broadband Internet and with that I downloaded as much demoes as I could.
Out of this I stumbled upon Devil may cry 4 and it looked visually impressive at the time.
I would return to this game many years later on the ps4 and this is where I came to understand the few grievances voiced about it.
Once you control dante the pedals begin to fall off and is filled with repetitive areas and enemies.
The music is fantastic and the gameplay buillds upon dmc3 making a fluid loop that rarely fatigues.
Leaving the series here would be a shame but luckily they returned with a bang