Devil May Cry Completed!
Finally completed Devil May Cry 4. I know I took long, I just don't want to rush through the game so I took my sweat time to explore a bit. Like finding the free blue orbs, testing out different moves etc... I know it will hurt my final scores at the end but is only my first play through so I do have en excuse. :P Plus I was distracted by many other games such as Army of Two, Dynasty Warriors 6 and very recently, Rainbow Six Vegas 2.
I have enjoyed this game from start to finish... DMC 4 has deliver want it promised and delivered more. Nero is a great addition to the DMC universe. Although the game is easier than DMC3 but is understandable since Capcom are trying to bring in new fan base. You don't want people complaining the game being too hard but DMC veterans are complaining the game is not hard enough... lol.
Nero and Dante are simply the perfect pair. Nero's Devil Bringer which I renamed to Joy Bringer is simply the coolest demonic power in addition to the already diverse powers this game has to offer. Dante's power is nothing of short but after playing Nero for a long period of time and slamming weak demons to tough bosses with the crazy Demon Buster, it does take a while to adjust Dante (again). :P
Since Dante haven't got the Devil Bringer technique, for a second you might think he is a bit dull to control... Hey, I only said for a second. Without the Devil Bringer technique you've been relying on for so long, while using Dante it will require you to be allot more skilful than using Nero. And soon after the first boss battle using Dante and you've obtained a new demonic weapon (not exactly new just different design from previous DMC game), then you realised how cool Dante really is. To the DMC vet, Dante cannot be replace as evidently in the game. And who can forget the amazing Pandora weapon which seriously a weapon only to be use at the very last minute to save your life. lol. :P
Anyway... Either you're a Nero fan or Dante lover, DMC 4 will satisfy you in everyway. Great game, great game-play and great gaming experience. Hats off to Capcom.