Yeah because there isn't anything legitimately upsetting that's been presented here.
Aside from the Westerners want scrawny guys with black hair stereotype? No. Whining is a legitimate activity, and I engage in it frequently where games are concerned. I admit it.
crapping on an already established story and character is respecting what already exists?
I still don't see the crapping. I gave up on the developers ever trying to resolve any of the storyline when they introduced a new
for no plot-sensitive reason. It's a shame, but if they ever did resolve it, there wouldn't be anymore
DMC and no more cash. As for the character, even if it isn't a reboot and completely new Dante, everyone goes through phases. Don't give up on him if he's a spoiled show off at twelve or whatever age that chain smoker is supposed to be.
What's the problem?
I guess every Devil May Cry game bored you.
No. I really enjoyed the formula for the first few games, but by the time the fourth one came around, I wanted something different. I thought I would get it. The style system innovation in
DMC3 was great.
....No it wasn't. DMC4 was released on PS3 and 360 in 2008, the ps3 was released in 2006. So that would hardly be a factor.
My bad. Years get compressed in my memory. Though when I looked up
sales, I was surprised that the sales increase between 3 and 4 wasn't nearly as high as it was between 1 and 2 and then between 2 and 3. Not that that's particularly relevant, but it might explain the panic shift to Ninja Theory.
Hahahahahah no it isn't. It's a sign that people are making a mad grab for new fans from an audience that isn't even interested in their games for the sake of sales.
Tomato, tomahto.
you don't fuck it up for existing fans, and ruin what you have
I'm not seeing the ruin. The following is why.
They are literally doing nothing new
If that's true and not an exaggeration, I don't see a leg to stand on for hope in the game play, but I do like some of the new weapons. A lot of the gameplay for
DMC is down to how they handle the micromanaging, which they probably won't show in a trailer.
4 had extra micromanaging.
My biggest issue is that I don't understand all the hatred for the new Dante. Either he grows up to become old Dante or he's a reboot with nothing to do with the old Dante. Trying to capture another market isn't the end of the world. It works sometimes. At least they have a definitive target audience, as opposed to some of the vague "expand the demographic" meandering that has gone elsewhere.
So why
are you so sour? The best reason in this thread is "he seems like he's trying too hard." There's got to be something better than escaping the
Twilight mob that probably won't want the game anyway.
Plus, if it's a flop, chances are it'll show, and the developers will do some recon to get the old Dante back for you.