Dante has hair-like trigger responses and switches from firepower to sword swinging action in the blink of an eye. Doing the sword fighting combinations is relatively easy and the learning curve is short. No sooner do you power up your PS2 than will you be turning bad guys into giblets as easy as you dip your chip into salsa.
Don't get me wrong, the game itself is not super easy by any stretch of the imagination, and you will get your ass kicked on more than one occasion. However, it could very well be the most entertaining ass kicking you will ever receive. Plus, as you adventure through the game, other moves will become available to you, allowing you to strive to be the most effective demon-slayer you can be.
As you play the game there are several important facets you should keep in mind. After all, this isn't just mindless button mashing. Instead, players are encouraged to really use Dante's attack combos and special moves in order to extract more red orbs out of fallen bad guys. In essence, if Dante were to slay one of the demons called Marionettes merely using simple slash attacks, it would release one red orb.
That's right. But if Dante kills the demon Marionette using combos and special moves, when the marionette dies it could spill forth many more red orbs. A small word also appears at the top of the screen indicating how well the game thinks you fight. This word is also reflective of how many orbs you receive after slaying a demon; cool, stylish. Compliments abound.
In order to successfully beat the game, players will need to jack up Dante's stats and powers. In this game, the basis of character improvement falls to the red orbs, which can be found throughout the game both on the floors, hidden in destroyable objects and, as I mentioned, in the demons themselves. An example would be the purchase of a A? When Dante starts off the game he is equipped with the aforementioned handguns and the sword of his father.
But as he adventures, he finds other weapons like a shotgun, grenade gun and two very special weapons; Alastor, the thunder sword, and Ifirit, the flame gauntlets. These two weapons allow Dante to use the very powerful Devil Trigger moves. When they are found, the Devil Trigger gauges take effect and start to fill as Dante attacks and takes damage from battle.
Once they are filled and activated, Dante undergoes demonic transformations and unleashes powerful, devastating attacks upon his enemies. Dante can also purchase a devil star which restores the devil trigger gauge at the previously mentioned Divinity statue.
Since DMC started out originally as another installment of the Resident Evil series, exploration is a must. At every opportunity, Dante should try to destroy items, explore hallways and generally adventure since there is no telling what he may find.
Items of interest include the red and blue orbs, the yellow orb that allows Dante another continue in the game, the green orb that repairs his health, and the various stars that increase his health or make him temporarily invincible while in Devil Trigger mode.
The game certainly doesn't suffer from complacency. Now, at this point I want you to realize that DMC is a full-on action game that will have you playing for hours on end with its really fluid controls. But in order for this to be a fair review, I need to mention a few small items. First off, the language translation from Japanese was done poorly on this American version. Jokes and basic conversation just don't seem right. Also, things like misspelled words and run-on sentences blot the dialogue landscape.
With as much hype as Capcom has been trying to generate over the game, I would think they would have wanted it to be grammatically correct. Next, I saw somewhat of an inconsistency as I played the game.
Dante gets impaled not once, but twice through the chest with gigantic swords. One of those times he raises himself up through the blade and hilt, leaving what should have been a massive hole in his torso. The problem is, he never even takes any damage. The other time he even says a one-liner like being skewered is funny or something. I realize he is clearly more than human, but my point is this: if being impaled on giant swords has no effect on his health, why should he even worry about the weapons his enemies use on him.
Shouldn't he be able to walk through this game with no problems? If a inch thick blade rammed through his heart has no effect on him, why should Sin Scissors' demon weapons affect him?
Sorry, but it really made me a bit curious. Organization "Order" invites Dante to join while he hears the story of his father, who erased the memory of the children and placed them among ordinary people so that they could live with dignity and the demons would not find them.
As a result, the protagonist decides to avenge his father and enters the "Order". Each new location is presented in the form of a platform game - exits from the territory of the room are closed, and the hero does not go further until he has killed all the demons. The bosses are thought out in the game, and their severity increases each time Dante encounters them several times in turn. After each boss, a new weapon drops out - it can be blades, a sword or something like a blade, but you can always use demonic whips to attack or move.
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