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Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition
Released On: Jun 23, 2015
76
8.6
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 31 Critic Reviews
76
61% Positive
19 Reviews
19 Reviews
39% Mixed
12 Reviews
12 Reviews
0% Negative
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0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 31 Critic Reviews
76
61% Positive
19 Reviews
19 Reviews
39% Mixed
12 Reviews
12 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
If you have any love for the original title, there’s enough new content here with the three additional characters that playing through it again will feel like a fresh experience.
Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition arrives in a time when remastered games tend to dominate the launch catalogue of many consoles. Even though many of them are criticized for not offering anything new that their original counterparts didn’t have or at least received some minor additions, it's really pleasant to come across with a title that easily becomes in the definitive version of its own entry. Definitely, a remaster that fans should try.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 211 User Ratings
8.6
83% Positive
175 Ratings
175 Ratings
9% Mixed
18 Ratings
18 Ratings
9% Negative
18 Ratings
18 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 211 User Ratings
8.6
83% Positive
175 Ratings
175 Ratings
9% Mixed
18 Ratings
18 Ratings
9% Negative
18 Ratings
18 Ratings
O quarto título da franquia é o meu favorito, foi que mais joguei e o que mais me agradou.
Na minha opinião ele possui o melhor level design e um combate muito mais gostoso, mesmo que o 5 tenha aspectos superiores, infelizmente não me agradou tanto quanto o combate do 4.
Agora com uma Special Edition com aprimoramentos, trazendo algumas novidades sem nenhuma mudança verdadeiramente bruta, irá agradar horrores a quem curtiu a experiência do título original.
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Xbox One
Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition like last year’s Bayonetta 2 is for hardcore action gamers. It rewards practice and patience. The level design can get repetitive, but the levels aren't really why anyone plays a Devil May Cry game.
A good game wrapped in a great remastered package. Capcom could have just slapped together something with a higher resolution and called it an HD remaster like many are doing, but they elected to actually build upon their seven year old game by adding meaningful content. Granted, they didn’t reinvent the wheel with these extras, but playing as Trish, Lady and especially Vergil are more than welcome additions.
The design flaws that held DMC4 back on release frustrate even more today, and even a raft of new content can't boost this to SSS status. [Issue#127, p.86]
If you've never played Devil May Cry 4, or miss the glory days of the series where Dante was fun, combat was deep and challenging, and things weren't so stupid edgy and serious, this low-priced special edition offers fun aplenty.
Little more than a time capsule giving players a glimpse into a series that stubbornly refused to improve along with its competition.
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Xbox One
True Dante and Vergil are back and kicking ass.Plus lady and Trish.Still crazy and fast.Forgot about DMC.Forgot about new Dante.This is **** you are fan of slashers you must buy it.
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Xbox One
Good game, like Devil May Cry 4 but with a more characters, including Ladybird, Vergal, and Samus
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Xbox One
Medival demonic rock styled action adventure, offers a wide range of combo and special move skills LvUp to dismembering demonic beasts in a stylish manner unique to DMC, trough linear decent areas with some platforming, secrets and action puzzles, very well integrated medival trillering mini games to survive and challanging bossfights, all in 60FPS, stunning action.
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Xbox One
Il s’agit d’une édition remastérisée de Dans Mon Cul 4, le retour sur consoles d’après, à savoir la génération PS4One, 7 ans (de malheur) après la version dédiée PS360. On a donc des graphismes nettement à la hausse et une fluidité à toute épreuve… et (enfin) deux nanas jouables, ce qui rajoute un peu de beauté dans cette licence par ailleurs bourrine et misogyne (et ****, ceci expliquant cela sans doute).
En effet, les gars là-dedans sont des poseurs à nette tendance **** non refoulée mais comme on peut les éviter (dans cette ‘Special Edition), alors on n’en fera pas un fromage. De toute façon, si le jeu est plus joli, il reste un gros jeu de merde bien merdeux qui vous mettra les nerfs en pelote en moins de deux. En moins de deux heures ou en moins de deux minutes, c’est selon… la tolérance de chacun.
On commencera avec cette foutue caméra qui fait de la merde sans arrêt, et gêne énormément pendant les phases de plateformes (à s’arracher les cheveux !) mais aussi pendant les combats… puisqu’elle fait ce qu’elle veut, reste fixe ou change d’angle quand ça lui chante et ainsi de suite… bref, elle fait de la merde à n’en plus finir !
Pour un jeu prétendu brutal et bourrin, on regrettera comme d’habitude ces énigmes (à s’arracher les cheveux) sans aucune indication ou indice, sinon des allusions incompréhensibles qui ne vous avancent pas d’un pouce… La mini-carte ne sert à rien (elle reste fixe comme une conne) et quant à la grande carte, il faut aller dans le menu ! de toute manière, on tourne encore plus en rond, vu que la caméra n’arrête pas… de faire de la merde.
Enfin, ce jeu de merde ne sauvegarde pas pendant les missions mais uniquement au début de celles-ci… et comme ce jeu de merde ne veut pas fonctionner avec la reprise rapide (X|S), on se retrouve à recommencer tout le niveau (de merde) à chaque fois ! signalons que les enemis réapparaissent sans arrêt dans certaines salles ou certains couloirs et franchement, ça aussi, ça… casse bien les couilles !
En conclusion, on ne saurait trop recommander d’éviter cette chiasse de sale jeu de merde, cette sous-chiasse à chier de chez Capcon, l’éditeur-développeur habitué des sous-produits pourris dans ce sous-genre-là !
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Xbox One
Summary Devil May Cry 4 throws you into a gothic supernatural world, where a new protagonist clashes with a familiar hero. As the new leading man, Nero, you unleash incredible attacks and non-stop combos using a new gameplay mechanic, his powerful "Devil Bringer" arm. On the coast of a distant land you'll find the castle town of Fortuna. It is h...
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox One
- PC
Initial Release Date: Jun 23, 2015
Developer:
- Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
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