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    DmC Devil May Cry

    Game » consists of 16 releases. Released Jan 15, 2013

    DmC Devil May Cry is a reboot of the series from developer Ninja Theory, featuring a redesigned Dante and a new take on the franchise's fiction.

    Something that a lot of people are overlooking in this.

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    #101  Edited By Cornman89

    I'll be honest, I had no idea Devil May Cry was so close to people's hearts until now.  Ninja Theory may not have "proven themselves" worthy of it, but I'm not exactly scandalized by Capcom's decision to farm it out. When a franchise becomes as creatively bankrupt as DMC4, I really don't think there's anywhere to go but up.

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    #102  Edited By Catolf
    @Cornman89 said:
    " I'll be honest, I had no idea Devil May Cry was so close to people's hearts until now.  Ninja Theory may not have "proven themselves" worthy of it, but I'm not exactly scandalized by Capcom's decision to farm it out. When a franchise becomes as creatively bankrupt as DMC4, I really don't think there's anywhere to go but up. "
    This.
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    #103  Edited By Hailinel
    @Cornman89 said:
    " I'll be honest, I had no idea Devil May Cry was so close to people's hearts until now.  Ninja Theory may not have "proven themselves" worthy of it, but I'm not exactly scandalized by Capcom's decision to farm it out. When a franchise becomes as creatively bankrupt as DMC4, I really don't think there's anywhere to go but up. "
    Creatively bankrupt in what way?  While DMC4 wasn't the most original game, it was still a good game.  If any game in the series should have prompted a reboot, it would have been the abortion that was DMC2.
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    #104  Edited By Cornman89
    @Hailinel: It was half a game made to resemble a whole game. I can't think of anything less inspired than that. Anyway, if your point is that DMC2 was bad...well, abortion seems a tad excessive, but I like where your head's at.
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    #105  Edited By SethPhotopoulos
    @Hailinel
    @Cornman89 said:
    " I'll be honest, I had no idea Devil May Cry was so close to people's hearts until now.  Ninja Theory may not have "proven themselves" worthy of it, but I'm not exactly scandalized by Capcom's decision to farm it out. When a franchise becomes as creatively bankrupt as DMC4, I really don't think there's anywhere to go but up. "
    Creatively bankrupt in what way?  While DMC4 wasn't the most original game, it was still a good game.  If any game in the series should have prompted a reboot, it would have been the abortion that was DMC2.
    DMC4 was a good game but it was clear they needed to bring something new to the table
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    #106  Edited By Hailinel
    @Cornman89 said:
    " @Hailinel: It was half a game made to resemble a whole game. I can't think of anything less inspired than that. Anyway, if your point is that DMC2 was bad...well, abortion seems a tad excessive, but I like where your head's at. "
    @SethPhotopoulos said:
    " @Hailinel
    @Cornman89 said:
    " I'll be honest, I had no idea Devil May Cry was so close to people's hearts until now.  Ninja Theory may not have "proven themselves" worthy of it, but I'm not exactly scandalized by Capcom's decision to farm it out. When a franchise becomes as creatively bankrupt as DMC4, I really don't think there's anywhere to go but up. "
    Creatively bankrupt in what way?  While DMC4 wasn't the most original game, it was still a good game.  If any game in the series should have prompted a reboot, it would have been the abortion that was DMC2.
    DMC4 was a good game but it was clear they needed to bring something new to the table "
    Fair points, both of you.
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    #107  Edited By sodiumCyclops
    @SethPhotopoulos said:
    " @Hailinel
    @Cornman89 said:
    " I'll be honest, I had no idea Devil May Cry was so close to people's hearts until now.  Ninja Theory may not have "proven themselves" worthy of it, but I'm not exactly scandalized by Capcom's decision to farm it out. When a franchise becomes as creatively bankrupt as DMC4, I really don't think there's anywhere to go but up. "
    Creatively bankrupt in what way?  While DMC4 wasn't the most original game, it was still a good game.  If any game in the series should have prompted a reboot, it would have been the abortion that was DMC2.
    DMC4 was a good game but it was clear they needed to bring something new to the table "
    Bayonetta already took DMC and made it different.
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