I have long found the Japanese concept of style to be amusing. It always seems to be extremely over-done , yet meticulously precise. Most animoo and Japanese games possess a surfeit of style, so much so that my drab, accountant's mind rebels at all the concentrated ridiculum.

Slick animations; Gobs of style; Fun boss fights

Crappy music; Rice-paper thin storyline; Cheer up; Emo Nero

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 dont know about others but i found this game pretty much the same graphics wise and story wise to its previous versions. I found it quite boring and repitative :/

Better than Devil May Cry 2 and 3 but Devil May Cry 1 still being the best. But DMC 4 is a gret game, if you are a DMC fan, you have to buy it. Thanks play-asia.

franchise has millions of loyal followers around the globe and has, in the first three titles, achieved well over 7 million units sold. This loyalty can be put down to a number of factors, but primarily due to the entire philosophy behind the game.

It's almost three years since the last Devil May Cry, with its self-consciously angsty Emo shapes. Despite its awful music and dialogue, we were happy to dish out 8/10 for what was one of the best hackandslash fighting systems around. It wasn't a big step up, but it didn't need to be.

How do you feel about console games on the PC I kinda like them: variety is the spice of life, and I think the PC needs arcade games to keep things fresh and interesting. I'd also rather sit in front of my monitor rather than my crap TV.