While the trend of re-releasing last gen games on new hardware isn't always a welcome one, I do like that DmC is now available in "Definitive" form. It's a game that sales wise did okay, but they weren't the figures that Capcom were hoping for.

'DmC: Devil May Cry' was always destined to be the game that wasn't enough like the numbers 1,3 & 4. But with the passage of time, the new Dante and his enjoyable combat can now be considered as their own fun action set, worthy of a hardcore audience.

By my estimation, Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition is the sixth Devil May Cry game I've reviewed since April of 2012. I reviewed last gen's HD collection of the original trilogy, DMC Devil May Cry and Vergil's Downfall a year or so later, and now it's the PS4 version of Devil May Cry: Definitive...

Wii U gamers were lucky enough to receive Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2 in 2014, a simultaneous release that solved the absence of this kind of action game on Nintendo's console. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One owners didn't have the same luck in this department, and that's why this remastered version of DMC...

DmC Definitive Edition beefs up the excellent original with better graphics, all the DLC, retuned combat, and a host of difficulty modes. If you loved the original, Definitive is better.

DmC Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition brings the same great game to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, along with a couple of tweaks to make it feel different for returning veterans. The sharper visuals, smooth 60-fps gameplay, and other features and enhancements gave me plenty of reasons to be happy about...

Excellent combat; Superb style; Customization; Colorful world

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