The music is enjoyable but not all that memorable. This may sound like a bad thing but they do a good job of making each fight a build of the last fight and I enjoy all but the 2nd last boss that has far to many attacks with little tells. The boss fights are also a lot of fun which is good as you fight all of them but the final boss 2 to 3 times. The island the game takes place gives RE vibes at least from what I have seen of them (haven't played RE yet) and exploring it picking up items to unlock more areas scratches a metoridvania itch and finding secret missions to get health upgrades makes it worth it to explore. The challenge in the game makes spending orbs on new moves and not items a gamble which adds consequence to how you spend your orbs. The guns also have good variety and allow you to extend combos. The game has real challenge and that makes the enemies fun to fight and allow you to experiment with your arsenal. The 3 main weapons all have a basic combo, a 2nd combo if you delay in hitting the attack button at the right time and a variety of unlockable moves in the shop. The story is corny but there's enough character moments and motivation to make the story enjoyable and doesn't hurt that the funniest video game delivery ever is in this game.
The story is corny but After finishing devil may cry 2 and writing the review I decided to give the original another go and am I glad I did. More, even if it's doable for a very talented modder, I doubt it would be worth it.After finishing devil may cry 2 and writing the review I decided to give the original another go and am I glad I did. And even when the loading time is long enough, most prefer to just display hints/lore/info on the loading screens.Īs for DMC HD Collection, considering how short the loadings times are for modern hardware, it's not even worth puting them back, I assume. Mostly because in most games loadings times are too short and barely justify a minigame between screens. Yet, barely anyone use that feature anymore. In late 2015 though, their patent expired. That's why Capcom had to remove that feature in their games. If my memory is good, in the late 2000's Bandai Namco patented that feature so no one can use it besides them. |b]"Destroy the loading menu", "interactive loading screens", "loading screen minigame".|/b]
DEVIL MAY CRY HD COLLECTION SWITCH MOD
Random question, why was the "destroy the loading menu" thing removed and can you mod it back in? Same with the missing kalina ann attack?
DEVIL MAY CRY HD COLLECTION SWITCH PC
It may be horrible, but it's a native pc port.ĭMC HD Collection is basically three modified PS2 builds and each has his own dedicated emulator. You can also play at 120fps without double speed and mod the aspect ratio the way you want. Hey, even sourcenext's infamous DMC 3 SE port that has horrible optimisation needs way less power than this to run properly. Also, having the pc setting in the launcher and not inside the games is a pretty good clue. If it wasn't an emluation and was a proper native pc port, not only it would need next to nothing to run but the animations speed wouldn't be framerate dependant. It doesn't change the fact it's emulated. I know about DMC1, I spend my time explaning this to people. It's really not that big of a deal.ĭMC HD Collection is semi-emulated since the PS360 version, that's why it always asked so much power to run and that's why it asks about as much power in the menus than ingame. It was why they had so much trouble with DMC1 because they only had access to an earlier build of the game and had to rework it, they couldn't use the PS2 version.Īlso Switch emulation is playable on current gen hardware so DMC3 will be playable on PC in the near future. HD collection is not emulated, it was updated and compiled to be played on PC/consoles. It's been a while since smartphones can handle ps2 games like GTA San Andreas or Max Payne, but DMC HD collection is another story considering it's basically emulation. Just to be clear, I'm not arguing or making fun of your answer, it's just that the perspective of it seems funny. Nice! Next time we will need a 3080RTX to play a ps2 game. Adding a new emulation layer on a game that is already emulated?
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