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Devil May Cry 4 |OT| of daring to defy your savior
- Thread starter Dahbomb
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Antimatter said:
this perhaps?
http://www.majornelson.com/archive/...duation-and-changing-live-id-association.aspx
C- Warrior
Banned
Y pause-delay Y Y Y Y Y
Y pause-delay Y Y Y Y Y (Y, X, B -- whatever the attack button is, i think it's Y)
good used to pressing right bumper -- it does a lot in conjunction with left stick foward or back etc.,
click in R3 for camera reset
THE FINAL VERSION OF THE GAME HAS CUSTOM CONTROLS -- the demo does not.
*ps, sp0rks, can we get a title edit? now that the dmeo is up
Y pause-delay Y Y Y Y Y (Y, X, B -- whatever the attack button is, i think it's Y)
good used to pressing right bumper -- it does a lot in conjunction with left stick foward or back etc.,
click in R3 for camera reset
THE FINAL VERSION OF THE GAME HAS CUSTOM CONTROLS -- the demo does not.
*ps, sp0rks, can we get a title edit? now that the dmeo is up
Domino Theory
Crystal Dynamics
According to Major, the demo's up now on LIVE.
EDIT: Nvm, late.
EDIT: Nvm, late.
C- Warrior
Banned
fuckin - a, the right bumper is pissing me off -- on the final version i'll just switch the functions of the right bumper to the right trigger.
it still does what it needs to do (I could get used to it if I wanted to), but the R1 on the dualshock is superior.
it still does what it needs to do (I could get used to it if I wanted to), but the R1 on the dualshock is superior.
KolosLazar16
Member
Ok to go from child to adult you need to go to account management it's the thing on the top. What I don't understand is why they asked for a new credit card. Retarded.
The Innocent X
Banned
Another 15 pages of right bumper complaining coming up. 
Up in Europe as well... 612 MB...
Just was about to head out the door for the day, and just decided to check real quick on Marketplace before even seeing the thread - going blazing fast too...
Oh well, it'll have to wait as I have a really long day today after all... I will be reading impressions though...
Just was about to head out the door for the day, and just decided to check real quick on Marketplace before even seeing the thread - going blazing fast too...
Oh well, it'll have to wait as I have a really long day today after all... I will be reading impressions though...
mr stroke
Member
just through a little bit of both levels-
so far
-Graphics are amazing in some spots(out doors in courtyard) and ps2 quality in others(snow level)
-Right bumper sucks ass
-music is some of the worst genaric metal/rock I have ever heard
-combat seems pretty solid from the small amount I have played so far
hope the retail game is solid(please no backtracking) as I have been looking foward to the game for awhile...
so far
-Graphics are amazing in some spots(out doors in courtyard) and ps2 quality in others(snow level)
-Right bumper sucks ass
-music is some of the worst genaric metal/rock I have ever heard
-combat seems pretty solid from the small amount I have played so far
hope the retail game is solid(please no backtracking) as I have been looking foward to the game for awhile...
Tony Rocky Horror
Member
Damn mine is stuck at 25% .. Restarting now..
Thunderbear
Mawio Gawaxy iz da Wheeson hee pways games
duketogo88 said:
Do we know yet when it's being released here? I might have to import it if it's far away...
C- Warrior
Banned
The Innocent X said:Another 15 pages of right bumper complaining coming up.
Indeed. Although it's not a problem really -- an annoyance to get used to if you especially accustomed to DMC1 - 3 on PS2, sure.
When holding the right bumper, don't use your fingertip, but shift your hand upward so you depress the right bumper with more of the base of the finger.
Future PhaZe
Member
So I downloaded this fairly quickly. Like everyone else I quickly noticed the right bumper and had to groan . Thus far its worked out pretty well, though I'll most likely change it in retail. Was frustrated about the 10 minute time limit, and didn't get all the way through. Its late so I'll go at it again tommorow. Time simply expired on me.
Graphics: Pretty solid. Didn't get a big opportunity to really take a step back and look at them, but I was pleased. Great textures and the lighting is pretty good. The sun falling below the horizon is a pleasant sight, and the orange glow mixed with the shaded corridors of the town looked pretty good, and the water in the game is nice as well. Game seemed to run without hiccups, and overall its a very smooth experience.
Gameplay: I'm not sure what difficulty it was on, but I found it to be fairly easy through both the Berial mode and the time limit mode. I'm not going to comment on the difficulty to harshly as its something that could get harder via retail, harder difficulty modes, or an increase in difficulty as the game progresses. Health around the demo was pretty frequent, and certain attacks on Berial seemed to let loose an assortment of green health pickups to aid you.
Now, Nero was interesting. When I first started it I was annoyed by his limits and the lackluster Blue Rose in comparison to what was available by default for Dante in DMC3, but not to much longer after the time trial starts he accesses some new abilities. Armed with a long extending devil arm it seemed like the ghouls wouldn't have a chance against Nero early on in the game. Keeping distance one would simply use Blue Rose, and it seemed like it would be no problem at all to spam the demon arm pull to bring enemy fodder to you, and then follow up with a devastating air launch. Just judging from what was available in the demo, it would seem like Neros air juggling abilities will be nearly limitless. One can air hike an enemy, jump in the air and just go wild, slam him into the ground and pull him straight back up to continue the madness.
Right now I'm not going to say whether I think it was a disappointment or not until I gain more facts about the demo and play it again when I'm not so tired.
. Thus far its worked out pretty well, though I'll most likely change it in retail. Was frustrated about the 10 minute time limit, and didn't get all the way through. Its late so I'll go at it again tommorow. Time simply expired on me.Graphics: Pretty solid. Didn't get a big opportunity to really take a step back and look at them, but I was pleased. Great textures and the lighting is pretty good. The sun falling below the horizon is a pleasant sight, and the orange glow mixed with the shaded corridors of the town looked pretty good, and the water in the game is nice as well. Game seemed to run without hiccups, and overall its a very smooth experience.
Gameplay: I'm not sure what difficulty it was on, but I found it to be fairly easy through both the Berial mode and the time limit mode. I'm not going to comment on the difficulty to harshly as its something that could get harder via retail, harder difficulty modes, or an increase in difficulty as the game progresses. Health around the demo was pretty frequent, and certain attacks on Berial seemed to let loose an assortment of green health pickups to aid you.
Now, Nero was interesting. When I first started it I was annoyed by his limits and the lackluster Blue Rose in comparison to what was available by default for Dante in DMC3, but not to much longer after the time trial starts he accesses some new abilities. Armed with a long extending devil arm it seemed like the ghouls wouldn't have a chance against Nero early on in the game. Keeping distance one would simply use Blue Rose, and it seemed like it would be no problem at all to spam the demon arm pull to bring enemy fodder to you, and then follow up with a devastating air launch. Just judging from what was available in the demo, it would seem like Neros air juggling abilities will be nearly limitless. One can air hike an enemy, jump in the air and just go wild, slam him into the ground and pull him straight back up to continue the madness.
Right now I'm not going to say whether I think it was a disappointment or not until I gain more facts about the demo and play it again when I'm not so tired.
Last I checked there was no firm release date (March-ish). I was considering getting the Nyko Zero ps3 controller (which has rumble):Thunderbear said:
http://www.nyko.com/nyko/products/?i=119#
but it seems that the trigger layout is similar to the 360's, and I'm not a fan of the whole bumper thing.