For those not sold on the joys of launching demons into the air and then shooting them repeatedly, Capcom will offer a demo and performance benchmark before the retail version ships.
Devil May Cry 4 tears up PCs this Summer, demo on the way
by Ludwig Kietzmann 
on Apr 23rd 2008 6:30PM
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For those not sold on the joys of launching demons into the air and then shooting them repeatedly, Capcom will offer a demo and performance benchmark before the retail version ships.
Reader Comments (23)
Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 7:19PM (Unverified) said
I always thought it used the U3 engine it seems it uses MT Framework.
It really looks good.MT Framework point to a new Megaman Legends game.I hope this turns out to be true.
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It really looks good.MT Framework point to a new Megaman Legends game.I hope this turns out to be true.
Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 6:51PM (Unverified) said
After that...thing...that got released not too long ago called DMC2 Special Edition for the PC, what's there to be excited about?
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Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 7:13PM (Unverified) said
PC ports of Capcom games = Not good.
PC ports of Capcom games by Ubisoft = SH*T.
I still regret buying that PC port of Onimusha.It was unplayable at best.
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PC ports of Capcom games by Ubisoft = SH*T.
I still regret buying that PC port of Onimusha.It was unplayable at best.
Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 7:15PM doom saber said
"Said version will enhance Nero and Dante's adventure by adding "new modes, enhanced graphics options and some additional content.""
Take that, PS3 and 360 fanboys, claimin that their version of DMC4 is better! LOL *flame bait*
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Take that, PS3 and 360 fanboys, claimin that their version of DMC4 is better! LOL *flame bait*
Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 7:16PM einhanderkiller said
"Legendary Dark Knight Mode" seems interesting.
http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2008/113/938687_20080423_screen003.jpg
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http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2008/113/938687_20080423_screen003.jpg
Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 7:22PM (Unverified) said
I liked more how it looked on the XB360 but spawning tons of enemies sounds interesting.
They should enhance the Dice game. It wasn't a bad concept but it was poorly develop.
A multiplayer board game with DMC4 would pwn if done right.
4 to 8 player roll a die to the finish line and the way is full of traps, monster, rewards, unlockables, ways to trap your opponents, challenges and others etc etc.
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They should enhance the Dice game. It wasn't a bad concept but it was poorly develop.
A multiplayer board game with DMC4 would pwn if done right.
4 to 8 player roll a die to the finish line and the way is full of traps, monster, rewards, unlockables, ways to trap your opponents, challenges and others etc etc.
Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 7:30PM (Unverified) said
While the quality of ports to PC are still a bit lower than I'd like, I'm actually pretty fond of the trend of things getting released late-- but with more features.
Since I get the game a few months after it is out, the hype has completely died. Yahtzee has usually gotten a review up-- I can actually know whether its worth the money or not.
And who doesn't like new features?
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Since I get the game a few months after it is out, the hype has completely died. Yahtzee has usually gotten a review up-- I can actually know whether its worth the money or not.
And who doesn't like new features?
Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 7:37PM (Unverified) said
Remember when they ported Resident Evil 4 to the PC and it had no mouse support?
I was thrilled after buying a copy for myself and to further find out I couldn't use the mouse, and was forced to use the arrow keys on the keyboard. Awesome.
Is it just me, but do most Capcom PC ports look completely terrible compared to their console counter-parts? Resident Evil, as mentioned above, lost planet, and DMC3...etc
On topic though, I really hope this version will be on par with the PS3/360 versions, graphics wise, as well as Fluidity of the Control system.
My guess is you'd be forced to use a gamepad anyways.
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I was thrilled after buying a copy for myself and to further find out I couldn't use the mouse, and was forced to use the arrow keys on the keyboard. Awesome.
Is it just me, but do most Capcom PC ports look completely terrible compared to their console counter-parts? Resident Evil, as mentioned above, lost planet, and DMC3...etc
On topic though, I really hope this version will be on par with the PS3/360 versions, graphics wise, as well as Fluidity of the Control system.
My guess is you'd be forced to use a gamepad anyways.
Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 7:51PM (Unverified) said
You think those are bad? Try onimusha 3 Pc.It is a massive pile of sh*t and failure.
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Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 7:40PM (Unverified) said
Okay Ludwig, you've hit the "tears up" pun quota for devil may cry. It's making me sad.
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Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 8:25PM HighFiveJesus said
The PC port of lost planet was fine to me. I already knew not to expect much as its console affair was best described as "good at first". I wouldn't wanna play this though on a keyboard and mouse. Its hard enough on the consoles to get freaky amazing at it.
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Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 8:43PM (Unverified) said
You look awfully familiar :P...
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Well anywho I felt that Lost Planet was a solid port. I just hope that this time around when they port DMC4 they give proper gamepad support instead of the crap they gave us in DMC3.
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Well anywho I felt that Lost Planet was a solid port. I just hope that this time around when they port DMC4 they give proper gamepad support instead of the crap they gave us in DMC3.
Posted: Apr 23rd 2008 10:23PM (Unverified) said
Capcom port games that need to happen
Dead Rising
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Dead Rising
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