I just finished Mission 10. I think the game is gonna switch over to Dante pretty soon.
I only had Charged Shot 1. :sad: I’ve sort of been ignoring Blue Rose in favor of other enhancements.
Between Devil Grab, Roulette, and Air Hike, Nero can just live in the air.
jus read some1 beat the game alrightyhe rushed it bc he wanted to no who was nero. it was on human mode.but took em bout 7-8 hrs.now this changed my mind bout buyin the game. even if i pik deom hunter mode i think ill pass it in bout 2-3 days. cant waste60 bucks on and beat it on 2-3 days. gona have to rent this
Dude, you don’t just beat DMC on the regular difficulty and be done with it. You gotta beat it on DMD too, and there’s a new difficulty after that. If you aren’t playing DMD you’re missing half the game.
::lols to himself::
dmd mode is the same story tho.i play dmc bc i like the story.if i keep beatin it in different modes but same lvls im jus gona get bored.
guess the idea of mastering a game’s complex controls don’t appeal to you as much
not to mention how those controls give you the freedom to do crazy “OH SHIT” things
Says the guy with a fighting game avatar?
fighting games and advanture games are different. u cant fight someone in dmc4
:rolleyes: So a meaty story then in them devil infested hills Azrael?
DMC is a STYLISH ACTION game, not an adventure game. The guy who made street fighter worked on DMC
DMC is about combos—different timing and various combination of buttons. You don’t fight someone in DMC4, you fight hordes of enemies and tall ass monsters
Well, I’m still only halfway through. You get to see the true colors of the Holy Order fairly early on. Like I said, the trailers weren’t that revealing after all. I feel like I’ve hit the end of my “OK, I was expecting that” line.
Right now its “stop the bad guys, save the girl”, but at this point I still don’t know who Nero is. I think that’s the biggest driving factor in the story.
i heard they dont reveal much of who nero is in the game.correct me if im wrong tho. its a rumor but thats what i heard
I’m being very serious right now…what exactly is your IQ? Do you know? Not only are the ideas behind that post dumb, the crazy incoherent way in which they are (not) articulated make my soul hurt.
Just wait for GTAIV and Dat Madden next year if somethin like this is a “60waste”…:rolleyes:
If the game had Dante Must Learn How to Be Literate Mode, blazeu would never beat the game.
We will not wait for this 'til eternity
Come with me; we’ll stand in line together
Planes or trains
That game had better come tomorrow
We shall tear stores asunder.
:mad:
^ 
Although since the first part of that song is THE battle theme…I kinda don’t want to hear it anymore. :sad:
I’ve got a moment to post up some thoughts. Keep in mind that as I write this, I’m only halfway through the game.
First, I’ll get the negatives out of the way. I feel like I’m about to switch over to Dante’s story, and from most accounts it seems like Dante is just a repeat of what Nero did. If that’s true its somewhat disappointing. Boss-wise at least, DMC3 had 12 different bosses (not counting repeats) while so far I’ve only engaged 6 (again, I’m only halfway through the game, and this doesn’t take into account the giant white demon thing nor the mysterious final boss). I can see where the dynamic of fighting some of the bosses will be much different with Dante as opposed to Nero, but still, some new foes would have been nice.
As for actual locations, DMC4 I would say is the most varied. Remember that DMC1 took place on an island castle and DMC3 was almost exclusively in Temen-ni-gru. By that vein, the world of DMC4 is a lot bigger.
The camera does occasionally annoy me. Maybe it’s just me, but in the previous DMC games, if the camera suddenly switched perspectives while you were moving, Dante would keep moving forward so long as you keep the original direction on the stick pressed down. That doesn’t seem to be the case in DMC4. There have been a few times where the camera decided to change perspectives in mid-jump. Think about the part where you’re trying to jump onto the ship in the Leviathan’s stomach in DMC3. Also, there have been a few parts where I was fighting behind a wall or in a trench and I couldn’t see what I was doing.
That’s pretty much the extent of my negatives though.
Enemies - couple of new ones, and the old ones have been given some nasty new tricks. Even on just Demon Hunter, I noticed quite a few enemies already blocking attacks. If you’re attacking a group and trying to focus on just one, its a safe bet his buddies will come by to bail him out. So the DMC’s challenging aspect is still most certainly there.
Impressions on Nero - personality-wise, he’s like DMC3 Dante, except less cool and more hot-headed. (Why do people keep calling him emo?) He badmouths bosses too, and has some decent one-liners. Dante is still the king of trash talk, but Nero isn’t bad either.
Devil Bringer is indeed fun. It gives you a lot of options for bringing enemies closer to you, you actually going to them, and some of the throws are just badass. The game utilizes several areas that make you perfect the warp-grab aspect. As I mentioned before, Nero can just live in the air. He’s got a lot of options for staying up there, and that is also a fun aspect - seeing how long you can stay up there while performing combos.
I think the 8.5/85% score is pretty accurate. It’s definintely a good game, and if you like DMC it should be an addition to your library. Though I’ve only had the game since yesterday, whenever I’m not playing it…I want to be.
Politely asked the lady at the electronics store “GOT DAT MADDEN?” and took home my copy of DMC4 (plus 2k8 calendar)! Plz hate. Installing now…
PS3 version?
Yeah PS3… are there substantial differences between PS3 and 360?
I almost took the wuss route and chose Human because I never played DMC before… F that I’ll take on Demon Hunter.