-Tameem Antoniades, director of DmC: Devil May Cry I almost can't put into words how historically awful this game is, but I'll certainly try. Just know that the only reason this game isn't getting a 0 out of 10 is because GameFAQs has 1 out of 10 as the bare minimum score. Fans were even more outraged when they saw a brown-haired teenage-looking Dante replaced the white-haired protagonist of previous entries, as this new Devil May Cry was a complete reboot for the series. Suffice to say, no one had anything to worry about; DmC: Devil May Cry is one of the best entries in the series to date. While DmC: Devil May Cry—Vergil's Downfall is exactly the kind of story-based DLC that I enjoy the most and getting a new slice of a fantastic game like DmC: Devil May Cry is always welcome, this add-on could have gone from "okay" to "outstanding" with just a little more work. It is a shame that the PS3 version can suffer from some slowdown during cutscenes. During gameplay, the game mostly holds up, with a slight dip in frames when the screen is filled with enemies. All my worries for the game were gone after playing through Ninja Theory’s take on the Devil May Cry franchise. This is a title that gets most of the Based on 1510 user reviews. 80. Edge Magazine. This is the best entry in its genre since Bayonetta, and might just be the best game Ninja Theory has made to date. 90. Eurogamer Italy. Technically perfectible but very, very, very entertaining. Ninja Theory's Devil May Cry is a hell of a lot of fun, with tons of gameplay modes and combos to Iu3dHEq. DmC: Devil May Cry Video Review (PS3) It's a new world, and a new Dante. Our take on the rebirth of the Devil May Cry series. Share. Download Video. Subscribe to IGN Plus to access HD video downloads. It’s clear that some effort certainly went into this dastardly devil’s creation, but Vergil’s Downfall leaves us wanting more; the inability to play as Vergil in the main campaign, much less the recently released Bloody Palace mode, is a puzzling omission given the precedent set with Devil May Cry 3. Ninja Theory hasn’t exactly had the smoothest development process for this latest installment in the Devil May Cry franchise. Upon the game’s reveal, the massive fan-base for this long running series cried foul when a younger Dante was introduced for the first time. This is a review of Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition, which is a part of the games collection in Devil May Cry HD Collection. Story Dante is back in his younger years, along with his mysterious twin brother, Vergil. This game takes place before the events of Devil May Cry, making this Devil May Cry was originally released as a PS2 exclusive back in 2001. The game proved to be very popular and it spawned a number of sequels. In 2011, the first three games in the series were remastered in HD and compiled under the name Devil May Cry HD Collection. The HD release was made available on the PS3 and Xbox 360.

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