With the name "Devil May Cry", veteran fans were left disappointed when DmC wasn't a full revitalization of that original title. Names mean something and carry within them a certain expectation. I'll talk about the rest of the new features as they relate to the original title.Īs I've said before, I feel like DmC was the right game with the wrong name.
To sweeten the pot, Ninja Theory has added a host of other small changes and additions, like the new Devil May Cry Dante and Vergil skins or the Turbo Mode, which speeds up the basic game. You also get the DLC, Vergil's Downfall, which expands Vergil's story a bit, and Vergil's Bloody Palace, a new version of the challenge mode DLC with a playable Vergil and increasing difficulty. Some of the crazier levels in the original DmC look great on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, even if they don't touch the visuals on a top-of-the-line PC. It doesn't feel locked, but it is rather consistent. That alone will probably make a number of fans happy. The game now runs in smooth 1080p resolution at 60 fps, versus the 30 fps of the original. If you've played the PC version of DmC, the Definitive Edition doesn't offer much on the surface outside of the improved presentation and DLC. And once Capcom and Ninja Theory decided to leave the Devil May Cry hardcore behind, there's was some animosity left in its place. Capcom was so busy looking for a wider audience that it never stopped to ask if there really is a wider audience for this type of game. Though DmC wasn't a bad game by any stretch, it is the second lowest-selling game in the franchise, beaten only Devil May Cry 3.
It was a reboot full of controversy and teeth-gnashing, but when I finally loaded it up on PC, I was pleasantly surprised by what Heavenly Sword developer Ninja Theory had created.ĭmC: Definition Edition is a second chance for the second Dante. The original release on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC was an enjoyable reboot to Capcom's stylish action series. I liked DmC Devil May Cry the first time around.
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