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@DarrylKensley

The trailer specifically states that the U.N. is behind the invasion. I don't think that commie vs demo has anything to do with it at this point. It might later, but you really shouldn't rant until more info is released.

@Dr Changsteen

You didn't play on anything past "human" difficulty did you.
Or you're trolling in which case you get 3/10 stars. That's not bad.

@Electrium
I had supposed you meant to imply that Bayonetta was DMC5, which I would actually like to think it is.

@SpecBlank
The gameplay is not the same as the old DMCs from looking at these trailers. Heck, I just booted up DMC3 PC and DMC4 PC to see if there's a difference. There is one, and it's BIG.

Of course, the final product may be different than what the trailer depicts so we'll leave it at that.

@Don Cheeto
Actually, there appears to be a huge difference between the older DMCs and this one in terms of combat. Older DMCs have attacks that usually cover front and one side for standard combos, and a special combo may cover all sides, but will leave the player wholly vulnerable after completion.

In this trailer it seems like Dante is "safe" in most of his attacks. The blade moves extremely fast and it moves in wide arcs leaving most sides covered. The directionality seems to only occur when the player executes a powerful attack.

Additionally, the emphasis on air combos leaves the player in "safety" for extended periods of time. In older DMCs air time was limited by your combos (unless you were extremely skilled) and as a result you had to rely on "unsafe" ground combos. The lack of safety was what distinguished DMC from God of War and I'd hate to see that go.

Of course all these things may just be visual flairs and may not count towards the hitbox, but I'll have to play the game first to see it. Also, the gun and Devil-bringer-esque wire is kinda cool.

@KirbyCommando
OH GOD WHAT?
He already knows its for the PS3, that's why he brought it up. I remember the old days when "consoles" were called "computers." You know, like the FAMICOM (family computer). Actually, no, I don't REMEMBER those days, but I know they existed. There is absolutely nothing wrong with what he said.

I think I named her Leiana or something equally ridiculous, but I forgot it since all I ever heard was "Shepard."

@yugo
Do you mean for the Windows Phone? I ask that because the kit is already available for Windows. You might even be using your Windows PC for the creation of those iOS games.

I haven't purchased Enslaved because I didn't bring any current generation consoles with me to college. I have way too many games on my PS2 to finish.

@PlatinumSkeet
The number shipped IS the number sold for Sony. When a retailer buys a game, Sony makes money. When you buy a game, Sony doesn't make money, but the retailer may be inclined to buy more from Sony. These numbers are not meant to appease fans and say, "WOW! our game is really popular!" they're supposed to tell investors that the product was sold successfully.