A shadow of Dante that not only took his look but flew a bit close to the sun by presenting him as a floppy fringed emo counterpart that acted as the audience, who couldn’t wait to get their hands back on Dante as opposed to this imitation. Initially when Nero was introduced in DMC4, he was seen as a bit of a copout.
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DMC 5 is no different and from the off, playing as Nero you get to experience the series famed combat as it is best known. DMC is best known for being a fast paced, slick hack and slash series that rewards style and experimentation. Of course, the most important thing lies within the combat. This is not to say that things get overly dramatic, but enough for there to seem like the game has stakes. It’s certainly not typical to see a character as cocksure as Dante having difficulty defeating an enemy, let alone taking it seriously. While I will not say that the overarching lore of Devil May Cry is an important aspect of the experience, it certainly does seem that Capcom have taken that extra consideration to make things interesting. The demons have won at the behest of the demon king Urizen and it is the task of Nero and mysterious newcomer V to gather their strength and overthrow him before the end of time truly comes to pass. Everything is present, the stylish sword and gunplay, the series trademark snark and a melodramatic storyline that wreaks of cheese and good times.ĭevil May Cry 5 starts off unlike many others, with a prologue that sees Nero, previously introduced in DMC4, heading into a battle he cannot win against a foe that has already got the best of the legendary devil hunter Dante. The series roots shine through, incorporating everything that made the Devil May Cry franchise a genre setting fan favourite amongst the publisher’s catalogue. Much like what was achieved with the stellar Resident Evil 2 Remake, Capcom has delivered an experience that will be lauded by fans and newcomers alike. The publisher has enjoyed successes from the likes of Monster Hunter for years now, the recent Megaman 11 and Resident Evil 2 Remake are also great signs that Capcom are back on form.ĭevil May Cry 5 is no exception to this comeback. However, Capcom seem to be taking heed of the past generation and are proving that the heart of the company is still alive and well. With results being birthed that resulted in titles from the aforementioned, and many others that did not quite reach the lofty standards previously held from older generations. This all came to a head in the previous generation when the famously Eastern company would decide to outsource IP to western developers. Street Fighter as an example has had a troubled few years, IP such as Lost Planet, Bionic Commando and Dead Rising have also barely endured rising and falling reputations due to questionable design and fatigue. Capcom is one such publisher that has been very guilty of this in the past. We often encounter long running franchises that suffer from a need to reinvent, much to the chagrin of the people that hold the IP in high regard. It’s an odd thing to say, that in 2019 giving the fans what they want appears to be a taboo amongst publishers.
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