I believe them, it’s probably a good game. If that wasn’t true, we wouldn’t have so many installments per popular franchise.īy many accounts, the new DmC is pretty good. The industry should just pack their bags and we can all play the handful of games we liked! It’s a ridiculous notion because one can only play the same games for so long before they need a new installment (or something entirely new). If old games that were to our taste were enough, then we would never have to buy new games. But it’s ridiculous to say that those old games will be enough. They have the old games still, that’s true.
They absolutely lose something–new games that occupied a niche they adored. What I do find strange about all of this is the insistence that fans of the old games lose nothing because the franchise took a new direction. I haven’t played the newest DmC, nor am I a fan of the series. Obviously trying to desperately appeal to a wider audience by bringing classic Dante back, albeit an illusion (one that won't even appear during cutscenes) :pi:Īrticle lambasts lambastors that lambasted lambastors.
He can't exactly find it if he's already wearing it now, can he? For example, in new game plus Dante starts out wearing his trench coat, but then he goes back to being in his undershirt in the cutscenes because there's a cinematic where he finds his coat. Of course, these new skins won't quiet the type of die-hard oldschool fanboys who created a government petition to remove the game () for its supposed misuse of the license (which has since been removed due to complete and utter stupidity), as these costumes won't be applied to the cutscenes since Dante's appearance changes throughout the course of the game. There's also the new short-haired Dante with white hair in a blue trench coat that looks something like an "if they mated" scenario between DmC's Dante and Virgil (best not to think about), and the final one appears to be Dante in his confused 16-year old goth-meets-ska phase. Of the three costumes, there's the iconic long white hair and red trench coat Dante that inspired so much nerd rage when it was revealed that the new protagonist wouldn't look like him. We've contacted Capcom about a UK release and are awaiting confirmation. Don't know if this has been posted, nothing has been mentioned in this thread in the last couple of days.ĭmC gets vintage Dante and other skins as DLCĭmC Devil May Cry is getting three new skins for Dante, including one based on the series' original design, Capcom has announced ().Īll three costumes are due as a pack on 30th January on Xbox Live and PSN in Japan, where it will cost ¥400 (just under £3) or 320 Microsoft points.
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