RedMage wrote:
Quatermass wrote:
The Sinspawn? You're not even a third through the game, and you got pissed off by that?
Yup. He killed me every time I tried to kill him. I get pissed off with RPGs all the time, it's nothing new. I even got pissed off with Kingdom Hearts and Tactics Advance.
Would you prefer me not to laugh at all, or do it somewhere out of earshot, like a cupboard?
Amazing that you find RPGs so hard, and yet
Devil May Cry 3, considered one of the HARDEST games of all time, is a f***ing breeze?
Wikipedia Article on DMC3 wrote:
The U.S. version of DMC3 differs in terms of Difficulty with the original Japanese game, making it quite a bit tougher to complete. "Easy" Mode was scrapped and replaced with "Normal" Mode. "Normal" Mode was replaced with the "Hard" Mode, and "Hard" Mode was replaced with the U.S. exclusive "Very Hard" Mode (later added to all versions of Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition).
and, interestingly, look at this comment at the end of this extract from the neginning of IGN's review of DMC3
IGN Review wrote:
Hardcore gamers that think they're the best on the block had better take notice: Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening is going to kick your ass... a lot. I don't care if you've played through Ninja Gaiden's Hurricane Pack before, or if you've somehow overcome the level 10 Orochi in KOF '97, or even if you managed to beat the original Maximo without losing any health -- Devil May Cry 3 is still going to kick your ass. Of course, that doesn't mean that Dante's Awakening is any more difficult than the games I've mentioned above, but to deny the fact that Capcom's stellar sequel is one of the most challenging titles of the last ten years would either make you a robot with superhuman reflexes, or a videogame prodigy not unlike that silent m***et kid from The Wizard.
You a robot or a freaky prodigy, RedMage?
And finally....
IGN Review wrote:
Other than the rarely-seen camera issue I mentioned a few paragraphs back, the only other hitch is that DMC3 may be too difficult for novice users. Because unlike your typical action title, Devil May Cry 3 never eases you into the more challenging areas -- it just throws you in from the beginning and says "good luck." So the learning curve is pretty steep and severe, but for those of you that are put off by Dante's great difficulty, that's your loss not his.
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