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Devil May Cry 4 (PS3)
from: Capcom

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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Capcom
EAN: 5055060925003
Label: Capcom
Manufacturer: Capcom
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 18 years
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 132 months
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: PLAYSTATION 3
Publisher: Capcom
Release Date: February 08, 2008
Studio: Capcom
Sales Rank: 766
MPN: 5055060925003

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Editorial Review:

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For a game that started off as an aborted Resident Evil sequel, the Devil May Cry series hasn’t done too badly for Capcom. The third game, in particular, was renowned as one of the very best action games of the last generation of consoles and this fourth iteration is aiming not to spoil that success. It is happy to mess with the story formula though, since you don’t actually control Dante the demon hunter at all, but a new character called Nero. Dante does make an appearance though, initially as an enemy, as well as a new love interest named Kyrie.

He may not be half demon, but Nero has a very similar range of weapons and powers to Dante, including a magical right arm that gives him his "Demon Bringer" powers. The series’ success has always been down to its incredibly deep combat system that mixes acrobatics, melee combat and gunplay into an almost balletic whole, which makes most rival games seem moribund by comparison. This has tended to make the games quite complex for first time players though, but this new sequel is promised to be more accessible and yet oddly possessing a higher difficulty level than earlier games (none of which were exactly walkovers).

Stunning graphics have also always been a hallmark of the series and in that area Devil May Cry 4 certainly doesn’t seem likely to disappoint. What’s been shown so far includes not only gigantic bosses and highly detailed characters, but also some pretty amazing gothic architecture – most of which is a lot more interactive (i.e. destructible) than usual. As an early visitor to the PS3 it looks like Devil May Cry will continue to be the premier action series on Sony’s consoles.
HARRISON DENT

Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

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- Devil May Cry 4 Rules
I thought this game was going to be good and i was not disspointed. For starters the graphics are excellent plus the gameplay is good to,if you like quick action packed games you will love this! 9/10

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- Devil May Cry
This has to be the first Playstation 3 game I've bought which I haven't gotten fed up of in a week or less. With decent agmes being far and few between at this current stage, Devil May Cry 4 comes along and boasts itself a success. Itself being the fourth in the series - which shouldn't be a problem for new interested gamers who haven't previously played a Devil May Cry game. The installation of the game onto the hard drive is a very long process (I mean long, it took about 20-30 minutes), but it is filled with atmospheric music, pictures and even the storyline up until now from each of the previous three games. The installation times allows you to read through this two or three times before it is finished, giving you a good chance for it to ... Read More:

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- Devil May Button-Bash
I was very sceptical about buying this game so I rented it for one week. I have bitter-sweet feelings about this game to be honest. To reiterate other reviewers' gripes about repetitive enemies - yes, this is an issue. If one was to plummet off a ledge and end up in a previous room, the same old baddies would spring back to life and to make things worse, the game also locks you in a lot of the time even if you have already cleared the area once so you can't simply run off. I am not even half way through and I am finding this tedious. Graphically it is OK. I expect good graphics from my PS3 and this is the minimum quality I would expect but I am not blown away by them. The music and cheesy lines are as repetitive as the enemies. He does get on ... Read More:

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- wicked but short
this is a fun game game wants u get used to it but the game has only 20 levels
yhe storyline trough the game is exciting and good graphics

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- Loving Devil May Cry 4
Capcom have done it again! Anyone who enjoyed the original Devil May Cry on the PS2 will love this game.

With the addition of a new character Nero there is a bit of variety as you will have to play through 10 of the twenty missions before you get to play Dante. The two characters are very different. Nero is easier to master in that you can pull enemies towards you using the "devil bringer" arm and then unleash a series of spectacular combos. Like Dante, Nero is a gunslinger and players can alternate between gun and sword attacks during the frequent battles.

DMC4 loves throwing lots of enemies at you at once but as you get more accomplished, you will be performing some pretty amazing moves without thinking about it. ... Read More:

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