Meanwhile, DmC handles its source material with thoughtful care.
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The Metal Gear series has silly moments, but Revengeance almost feels like parody, making a mockery of the series. If you’re looking for the more scathing commentary of the United States, Revengeance wins by a landslide, but it desperately falters trying to constantly top itself. Metal Gear Rising, conversely, feels a bit behind the times.
This is a smarter Dante for a smarter era in gaming.
DmC bleeds respect for the franchise, smartly westernizing Devil May Cry without betraying its core ideals, and instead strengthening them. Love and care were put into developing each character, and it’s obvious that Ninja Theory spent time ensuring Dante was more than a one-dimensional prick. It’s all a little silly on the surface, but DmC sells the concept through a creative and consistent vision. His crew communicates between worlds with graffiti tags. The otherworldly demons he fights are represented in the real world by corporations, corrupt news organizations and energy drinks. Here’s why:ĭmC’s revision of Dante paints him as a rebellious, anti-establishment smart ass. But man, if you’re going to choose one of these games, please, please make it DmC. Revengeance is a solid game that earns its place in the Metal Gear series. After all, like Ninja Theory, Platinum was saddled with the impossible expectations of a long-running franchise.Ĭonsidering the stakes, they did a pretty decent job. No one denies Bayonetta developer Platinum’s expertise in the character action genre, but they still had a lot to prove. In some ways, Revengeance had similar doubts surrounding it. From the combat to the graphics, music, and story, DmC is an instant classic that Ninja Theory should be ridiculously proud of.Įnter Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.
DmC is one of the best games of 2013 so far. Then the reviews started rolling in and everyone shut up. DmC Devil May Cry was assaulted with doubts and controversy thanks to its re-imagining of Dante, all the way up until its release.
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