Devil May Cry 4 Collector's Edition (PS3) (PlayStation 3 Games)

Are you bored, feeling unchallenged? Older game seeks hardened gamer for long term relationship, must be open minded to the following; vast numbers of demon hordes, sodomy by said demon hordes, over the top action, irritating one dimensional characters...

And for god sake stop making us fight the bosses again and again?

Hard, insane, and totally convinced it's right - has DMC lost it?

Impossible to recommend to everyone, but the purest expression of the series' style yet.

There is no pleasure without pain

You're going to get it, and you're going to love it because, basically, it packs more glowing fistfuls of sheer entertainment than any other game on the PS3. But be warned: it's an inexcusable pain in the arse when it wants to be.

Series anti-hero Dante takes the bench in this entry, but you wouldn't realize it since the character they replace him with is his spitting image, a slightly younger version named Nero. The breaking point for the two is that Nero offers up a new...

I've never been a fan of repeat gaming. Once I beat a title, that's it. But somehow Devil May Cry 4 (DMC4) is an exception. My first time through the game wasn't enough, and I find myself unable to resist a second run. Now that I've learned the moves...

Short, encourages multiple play throughs ; Amazing visuals ; Fun weapons and combinations moves, attacks have substance, stronger attacks look like they deal significantly more damage ; Tons of secret stuff and unlockable content

Short, might not be great for people who don’t like replaying games ; It takes a while to unlock difficulty levels that make enemies challenging ; Environments reused too much, with not much level variety ; Crappy camera angles

Whether you’re a noob or a veteran DMC-fan, DMC4 is an excellent addition to any collection. From its beautiful graphics to its polished audio effects and music, DMC4 is a work of art. Sure, it’s not perfect, but even when you’re playing through the...

Two badasses are better than one.

In a land overflowing with demons, there is only one man who can staunch the flow of evil, his name is.... well actually who knows? Because up until this point in the best-selling Devil may Cry series, the hero has always been everyone's favourite...

Everyone remembers their first time playing a Devil May Cry game. There's simply nothing else like it-the insanely awesome moves, the totally over-the-top cut scenes, and of course the hair-yanking difficulty. Over the years the series has had its ups,...

Devil May Cry has always been something of an acquired taste, and DMC4 is no exception. Though not quite as toxic to casual gamers as the original was, this game is really meant for action aficionados, and more precisely hardcore action nuts who want a...

Devil May Cry 4 is finally here, and boy was it worth the wait.

The main draw, of course, is that both characters have some part of them that is fueled by demon blood, and that equates to absolutely insane acrobatics. Whenever Dante and Nero do end up clashing, the results are often on par with the most elaborate...

Style over substance.

Slick animations; Gobs of style; Fun boss fights

Too little substance; Crappy music; Rice-paper thin storyline; Cheer up, Emo Nero