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The big question, in the end, is if Devil May Cry HD Collection is worth the $29.99 price tag. Taking this stone will provide you with your first big challenge. It felt so much better and the faster paced aligned with my playstyle quite nicely. I should note that I did my playthrough using Turbo and absolutely loved it. There’s also a Turbo Mode option which increases the game’s speed by 20% if you find hacking away at endless demons a bit too slow for your tastes. The other difficulties have been adjusted to reflect this meaning that Normal mode is a bit easier than it was in the original release of the game. The Very Hard mode is equal to the original release’s Hard Mode. For example, the fire pillar lets you advance 100 levels, the water pillar replenishes your health and the lightning pillar replenishes your devil trigger.Ī new difficulty mode: Very Hard. You do get pillars to choose from which do different things, though. You cannot save or use items as this is a battle of endurance. You get the addition of the Bloody Palace where you can fight waves of enemies one after the other. Just one of the many challenges that await you in Devil May Cry

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Fans of the series will want to pick this up to add to their collection or, if you’re like me who skipped picking up the original collection six years ago, pick it up for the nostalgia factor. Sure, there are some galleries you can take your time and enjoy, but the core of this collection are the games themselves. I would say that would be the only disappointment amongst long-time fans of the series. Their graphics have been upscaled a little bit for the original release in 2012 on the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, but this re-release doesn’t really do anything to make its current gen release feel special. The collection is just that… a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games that were originally released on the Playstation 2 from 2001-2005. It’s either going to be a new experience for those who have never played the Devil May Cry series or it is going to be a trip down memory lane for those who have. This game is either going to be one of two things for people.

#DEVIL MAY CRY HD COLLECTION REVIEW PC#

Platform: PlayStation 4 (Reviewed), Xbox One, Windows PC Now, 17 years later, Capcom has re-released the 2012 Devil May Cry HD Collection for current generation consoles! There are five games in the series with the original coming out in 2001 for the Playstation 2. Before games like God of War and Bayonetta existed, Capcom revitalized the Hack N’ Slash genre with a game called Devil May Cry.

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