Devil May Cry HD Collection

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This collection holds out to this day very fun and challenging so full of adrelnaline pumping hack and slash with style. 1 and 2 i would say are the blueprint and the 3rd is DMC embodied seasoning and flavor well cooked and served with love.

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DMC 1: - Hard, but most of the time because of the bad camera (like in Resident Evil 1, it switches angle. Imagine that in action game. Now, imagine that in a boss arena) and direction control. B is used to dodge but also to taunt, so the controls are pretty bad. Also, dodging can only be done left or right. With the cameras constantly switching from angles, "left" or "right" is not always the same. - Good gothic aesthetics, with big buildings similar to Dark Souls in some way. - The story is very bad, you are teleported into places without really knowing why. - No chapter select, so there is some missable stuff - There are many boss encounters, but you faced each boss between 1 and 3 times. Sad. - Cool level design, the whole map is basically a castle. BUT, you go through only a part of this castle in each mission, and can not go out some boundaries. In later missions, you will have to go back in these parts and will see how each other are interconnected. - When you die, you have to restart the whole chapter, which sucks. Chapter in themselves are sometimes short (could be 5 minutes) which makes it kinda addictive. This is the same for DMC 2 and DMC 3, but DMC 2 sets up some checkpoints so that even if you die, you don't have to do the whole mission again, which was a good idea imo, and was kept in DMC 3. DMC2: - There finally is the dodge in every direction, which was removed in DMC3 - Camera is now semi-fixed and semi dynamic - You now don't need to spam the gun button to use the gun repeatedly, but you can still use the gun by pressing mutiple times the button asssigned to it for more precise combos, which was removed in DMC3 - There is an HP bar for each mobs, which was removed in DMC 3. - There are two storylines: Dante and Lucia. I must say that Lucia does almost the same missions as Dante. There are two new bosses + a new final boss and several less bosses that you will not encounter. Also, Lucia goes sometimes before Dante in each stage and the consequences of what Lucia has done in a mission can be seen in the same mission for Dante. - Too easy, I died like 3 times in two playthroughs. - As in DMC 1, the combos are very limited - The gun is too powerful in devil trigger form - Like DMC 1, the story is bad, it is kinda non-sense. - No more that much interconnected zones. - Bosses are hard to remember, because you will first try them all + there are many. Contrary to DMC 1, in which bosses appeared multiple times. Not sure what is better... Everybody says DMC 2 is bad, I found it better than the 1. The only thing about this game is: too easy and no gothic aesthetic anymore. DMC 3: - Undoubtly the best of the trilogy - Finally interesting combos! - But Dante is cool in a way that a 40yo executive decided it: in a cringy way. Dante skateboarding a missile launcher while saying "woohoo, woo" constantly or doing some nunchaku moves while again saying "woohoo, woo" is awkward and very kitsch. - The story is finally understandable. It is basically a prequel about how Vergil got his devil power and fights against Vergil his brother and Arkham that are plotting something. It is a very telegraphed story with not much depth. - Combat is better. No need to spam Y or Stinger like in the first game. No need to spam gun like in the second game. You can do some combos but are not that much encouraged to either. That is, you can finish the game despite having bad combos scores everywhere. But doing some combos will allow you to better chain bosses and do more damage to them, the same with mobs. Also, it will reward you with more red orbs, that you can use for upgrade (which means that if you are bad at the game or just spam attacks, you won't much red orbs and thus won't be able to upgrade. That is: you are bad = you won't upgrade = the game will get harder later, which is not friendly for players not used to action games, but I understand that they could not implement something to help beginner, because else, you won't bother about being good and will still win the game). - A new feature is included, with a lot of potential: style. You start with four styles, each of them giving you a special ability and a way to play. Unfortunately, you will need to upgrade each style by fighting enemies / speding some red orbs to get new abilities. That is, you will not be able to max out more than one style during one playthrough. Also, it would have been good if we could have been able to switch styles during combat, which was impossible on PS2 back in the day and was modified on the Nintendo Switch version. You can switch weapon mid-combo with a single input command which is cool and was not possible in DMC1 and 2 without pausing and going in the menus (it might have been possible though, in that case, I can't recall). - Boss fights are better and more memorable than the first and second opus. But they have a very large health pool. Some of them have actually lower health, but have a shield that you have to break and that regenerates itself ([spoiler]Nevan, the witch boss[/spoiler]). - Camera is better but still trash. - Level-design takes its inspiration from DMC1, which is good but not better than DMC1. FOR ALL GAMES: For all the three games, achievements are mega toxic. You have to finish several difficulty modes, some of them getting unlocked after you beat other game mode. If you beat the game in normal mode, you still have to go through easy mode to get 100% achievements. Also, in DMC 3, you need to perfect all missions. I would advise to skip the trilogy if you just want to give a shot at the serie. Go to a more recent title. However, if you are interested in it, you might want to try it.

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