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Sessler's review seems to be pretty in line with how I felt about the demo and all of promo footage, streams, spoiler territory videos, etc. A 3/5 seems to be fitting.
Going by reviews, this reboot is exactly what the series needed... Yikes.EGM
DmC is everything a reboot should be-confident, thoughtful, and brazenly unafraid to sacrifice a few sacred cows along the way. For all the backlash they've had to face, developer Ninja Theory has delivered the most polished, refreshing, and memorable hack-and-slash experience in recent memory.
IGN?So which major site is actually left? Seems like we have the usual ones.
So which major site is actually left? Seems like we have the usual ones.
How can you go on gaf and not know anything, i mean there are dozens of threads with ninja theory and dmc in the title, giving details for the game, etc. you don't even have to visit a thread to know something. You would have had to leave gaf to do a blackout like that.
Don't let the hyperbole get to you. This game is NOT the most polished hack n slash in recent memory, that's a load of bull.Going by reviews, this reboot is exactly what the series needed... Yikes.
My feelings, they are hurt. IGN?
Who said western outsourcing doesn't work?
And where the hell did you read that? Most of these reviews are just saying it's a good and fun action game.The reviews are painting this as a better experience than Bayonetta in terms of action games.
This seems like very strong praise but it is the most prominent thing that leaps out to me as hyperbole.
I don't get the same impression from these reviews at all.The reviews are painting this as a better experience than Bayonetta in terms of action games.
This seems like very strong praise but it is the most prominent thing that leaps out to me as hyperbole.
And where the hell did you read that? Most of these reviews are just saying it's a good and fun action game?
For all the backlash they've had to face, developer Ninja Theory has delivered the most polished, refreshing, and memorable hack-and-slash experience in recent memory.
Ok, thats one. But He's making It sound like most of the positive reviews are talking hyperbole. Which isn't how I see that at all.Isn't that basically what the EGM review is saying?
I don't get the same impression from these reviews at all.
Telegraph said:As DmC progresses, it becomes clear that it is a phenomenal action game in its own right, with an interesting alternate take on the fiction and a sublime handle on action gaming. A title that taps into the kind of action the likes of Platinum Games are known for. Ninja Theory has shown they know how to weave superb action, biting dialogue and a brilliant visual style into a wonderful, cohesive whole
How does "tapping into" equal better?From Telegraph's review
Obviously... That only makes it worse.Don't let the hyperbole get to you. This game is NOT the most polished hack n slash in recent memory, that's a load of bull.
IGN is out already, 8.5/8.9
How does "tapping into" equal better?
Or at least I just can't bare to see another one shut down after a failed game.I am glad that it seems this game is legitimately great since I sort of like Ninja Theory as a developer.
IGN scored all DMC games before DmC higher than 8.5... yet are saying this is what the series needed... So they are basically saying it's better off worse?
We believe that by going down this route we can breathe new life into the franchise and make a game that sits above DMC3 for this generation.
Lets be honest they were great games (averageing in the low 80's on metacritic) but not perfect. We're now aiming to make the perfect DMC game that gets 90's.
I get that the game isn't Sesller's cup of tea (and perhaps based on his disdain for the series they should've chosen someone else to do the review), but the part where he was talking about the intro and said "this is why games aren't considered art" really irked me. No one would watch a bad movie and say that. Maybe the game is just dumb fun. That doesn't mean all other games can't be considered "art."
Capcom specifically made DmC to appeal to such people who found DMC childish. The fact Sessler is not a DMC fan means his perfect to review DmC. It's a shame that DmC just ended up being as cheesy with a character that is just another power fantasy and unrelatable. NT's story talents are nowhere to be seen here. It's dumb fun sure but Capcom wanted to mature the franchise with DmC and they just haven't done that.
How you can mature a franchise with a character who say "F*ck" every phrase? The old DMC was much more mature that this one.
Where?them Gaf salty tears.
Not as much as Capcom's in two months...them Gaf salty tears.
Only compared to DMC4 and Bayo but it really only matches the story of DMC3 without the same impact or pay off. This one had more exposition but a majority of it was dull and boring especially towards the end. A lot of the reviews which scored it less than a 9 cited the story as a shortcoming for the game and I have to agree, I am not at all raring to go back and see the cutscenes again whereas I have seen some of the DMC3 cutscenes dozens of times.
A very good action game, and an competent DMC. Without some questionable choices that impact its core gameplay and some more that limit the appeal for the more dedicated, able players, it could be easily called "a very good DMC".
That Gametrailers video review with doing the "fuck you" slowed down within the review and at the end made me laugh. I love how they pull stuff from the games to make jokes.
That Gametrailers video review with doing the "fuck you" slowed down within the review and at the end made me laugh. I love how they pull stuff from the games to make jokes.