There are some great additions here but they're mostly targeted towards die-hard fans of the series and newcomers to the Devil May Cry franchise may not appreciate them as much, even though they do add a ton of deployability to the original base game. All of the bosses are still here, the levels and the power-ups, so don't expect a complete reimagining of the game. You're still using guns, swords and magic abilities to fight a secret society. Most of what you remember from Devil May Cry 4 hasn't changed. That being said though it is the inarguably the best version yet of what was already a fantastic action game and those looking for a quality beat-em-up for a discounted price should look no further than this Capcom classic. Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition though feels like the most unnecessary of these HD remakes yet as it originally came out way back in 2008. It's an overdone trend but gives you the chance to catch up on games you may have missed.
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