Devil May Cry 1 PS2 PCSX2 Emulator

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Published on November 30, 2023 4:40:54 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LUACqu056g

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Devil May Cry (2001)

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Devil May Cry's gameplay is like a cross between Castlevania, Resident Evil, Mario, and a corny 80's horror movie. Now, this may seem like an all-together strange combination, but it works out nicely. The Castlevania side is really shown with the whole style of the game, and how it plays. Think of it almost like Castlevania in 3D, but not quite. It has more sword-slicing action. The often corny story sequences are reminiscent of some 80's horror flick, but I don't really mind them--They add a bit of charm to the game. Resident Evil is probably the most dominant shadow here, because of the often-changing viewpoints, and the way you run around killing undead, picking up items on the way.

The presence of many Mario-like platform jumps is very annoying, especially because the camera-view of DMC really doesn't suit that kind of gameplay. For example, the first ''mission'' of the game is too jump around a big, darkly-lit room, searching for 45 red orbs. I felt like I was collecting coins in Mario, except, there isn't an enemy in sight. This was a bit frustrating, and seemed rather pointless. Once you collect the orbs, you use them to open a door, and they disappear. Great. Little tasks like this seem to be thrown around throughout the game, and frankly, I could've done without them.

Another bad thing about the gameplay is how button-masher-friendly it is. Walk into a room, push the slice button a bunch of times, collect some red orbs, and leave. It requires little thought, and can get slightly dull.

I did like a few things about the gameplay. For one, it has some really cool action in it. While it may be just mashing a button, it's fun, and that's what counts. You can pull off huge sword-combos, and collect a variety of weapons. You can also buy power-ups and items at certain parts in the game. This makes the game feel almost like an RPG.

So really, in terms of gameplay, DMC is a hybrid. It's a mixture of several different styles of game, which miss in a few areas, but as a whole work out. I congratulate Capcom for their creativity
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