The son of Sparda flees and Nero is charged with capturing him and bringing him to justice, post-haste. Of course Nero fails in dispatching Dante, despite his best effort. Panic quickly breaks loose, the congregation disperses and the two heroes pull up their sleeves to duke it out in style. All of a suddent, the prayer is disrupted by none other but Dante, the son of Sparda himself, bursting through the celling and assassinating the priest in front of the crowd. She takes her seat and discovers a gift Nero has left for her, while the High Priest takes his place on the stage, urging the gathering to pray with him to the almighty Sparda. By the time he breaches through the hordes of not-so-friendly demons and reaches his destination, his love interest, Kyrie, finishes her song, officially opening the ceremony. What does this new release bring to the plate for seasoned demon slayers? Read on and find out! For now, in case you've never played Devil May Cry 4, let's get you up to speed with the plot.ĭMC 4: SE opens up with our protagonist, Nero, hastily making his way to the Opera House where the Order of the Sword, the local religious organization, is performing a ritual in the name of Sparda, the legendary dark knight.
With the current trend of remastering games for contemporary platforms in mind, Capcom has decided to grace gamers with some re-releases of their own, starting with with DmC: Definitive Edition in march and now also Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition. Originally a Resident Evil sequel gone awry, the game has since spawned a series of excellent Action Adventure Hack 'n Slash blood baths. I’m not a big believer in all of these remakes, but DMC4 was a completely new experience for me, one I enjoyed immensely.Devil May Cry is a title dear to many Capcom fans. I may even go so far as calling it a masterpiece in pure, unadulterated gaming fun-even if I’m not completely sure what it’s about. It’s in the combat combinations and learning your favorite way to rack up high scores that makes this game a fucking riot. Beyond all of that, it will hook you in for hours at a time with its smooth controls and addicting gameplay. Stunningly drawn, over-the-top, cutscene-packed and, at times, confusing as hell, Devil May Cry delivered exactly what I expected when I first fired it up.
This HD remake of the critically acclaimed gothic hack-and-slasher from Capcom is profoundly Japanese. With that in mind, I’m reviewing this game completely on its own merit. I just thought it is something worth noting going in. I’d never played a single game in the Devil May Cry series.
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