devilmaycry

    Yes. It's sad that Capcom has given gamecube the rights to Resident Evil to Nintendo's
pathetic gamecube, but thank God they've given Playstation2 owners an even better series. Devil May Cry.


It's allways nice to see a game that
doesn't make you wander around endlessly
looking for ammo or allways dreading boss
battles and stuff. But instead DMC focuses
on what makes great games great games. The
gameplay.   One of the this game's
strong points is the boss battles
are awesome and instead of crossing your
fingers hoping you won't have to waste all your
ammo on them(remember resident evil?)
you'll enjoy them so much you'll start to
view them as a reward for making it this
far. Especially the last one when
you fight mundus which is totally
different from the rest of the game and
really blew me away.
The main character, Dante has
one main goal in this game: to get
through the castle and fight Mundus.


Another one of this game's strengths is
the awesome graphics, which will amaze
you over and over again. Visually this
game is one of the best PS2 games so
far, and it doesn't hurt that it runs at a
steady 60 frames per second.

All in all, this is one great game that
every PS2 gamer owes it to themself to
experience. There are just so many
aspects of the game that make it so cool
to play. You'll be so involved in the
experience that the controlls are no
problem, and the you're even graded on
the combo's you perform. You'll evenlook
forward to finding every weapon and
learning every move in the game.
This game has really made the long wait
for MGS2 a little easier

-Gameplay: 10/10 Man it feels awesome to be slicing and dicing with your sword one minute and then just pull out your guns whenever you feel like it. There isn't a better action game on the PS2. In fact, I wish I could give it an 11 out of 10.
-Story: 9/10 Sometimes it's just better not too worry about a long complicated storyline.
Basically, you're Dante, a demon killer who is half demon himself and you're out to save mankind by defeating Mundus.
-Replay Value: 9.5/10 Imediatly after you've played through this game, you'll want to do it again on the hard mode and learn any moves you didn't the first time through.
-Atmosphere: 9/10 I know this game isn't exactly a survival horror game, but it does have a sort of gothic, survival horror-like feel to it. I think they should have made it a little more scary or suspensfull though. Hopefully the sequel will be. If there is one.