Unlike something like Metal Gear Solid 2 , Devil May Cry 4 makes no attempts at hiding Nero's role as the true lead. The opening cut-scene prominently features Nero right in action, a nice contrast from the previous entries' more subdued openers.

It's been nearly three years since the last Devil May Cry was released and since then, the once ground-breaking series has seen a number of challengers, most notably God of War . With the release of Devil May Cry 4 , the series' "next-gen" debut, Capcom wanted to show that the series wasn't about to...

What is it Devil May Cry 4 is the latest entry in Capcom's "stylish action" series featuring fast, third-person action gameplay featuring characters of mixed human and demon lineage wielding combinations of upgradeable magical melee weapons …

reviews start with some kind of commentary about how PlayStation owners cried bitter tears when one of their core 3rd party franchises became multiplatform. Now, uh, add another, I guess, because we just mentioned it too. Crap.

While Devil May Cry may not be a franchise kept on my radar every minute of every day, whenever a new sequel comes out, my ears perk up and I remember how much fun I had sitting in front of my television for a solid week busting up bad guys and learning new techniques and abilities.

In Devil May Cry 4 Capcom's gun-slinging demon hunter Dante is back, but this fourth chapter introduces a new hero, Nero, who possesses a demonic arm that can pull in enemies or use them as projectiles.

Devil May Cry sequels have been nothing if not inconsistent. As brilliant as the original game was, the second DMC was universally reviled, and the third game was deemed too tricky by all but the most hardcore.

I played an early demo of Devil May Cry 4 at the Tokyo Game Show in 2006. The wait was long but after I finally got my 10 minutes with the game I walked away impressed and excited to see what Capcom would do with the game between then and release.

Name: Devil May Cry 4 Genre: Action Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3 (Reviewed on PS3) I have an awkward love/hate relationship with the Devil May Cry series. The first title was amazing, but the series lost its focus as it progressed.

Not having much experience with the Devil May Cry franchise prior to the 4th installment, I have to say this is one of the best all around gaming experience on next-gen consoles. In an age were younger gamers are in need of beautiful looking games, this title is no slouch.