Devil May Cry 4

Lives up to the legacy. on February 29, 2008

When the first Devil May Cry hit the shelves I rented it not knowing what to expect. The feeling I got from playing the game was indescribable. The thrilling adventure into the Mcabre was a refreshing change of pace from the normal games that were out there. So I did what any natural gamer would do, I bought the game and played the hell out of it. So when the series continued I bought them the day of there release. Unfortunately 2 and 3 were a far cry from their predecessor. Distrought over the series that I had such high hopes for, I was unsure if I would even purchase the new DMC4 on release date at all. But thanks to the demo on the PS3 network, my love was rekindled.
I went to Gamestop and purchased the preorder the bext day.
And I haven't regreted it. The games graphics and smoothe storyline makes me crave this game more and more. Th boss monsters are enormous and fun to battle, the specialty missions are challenging without being rediculously hard (like DMC3) and the keeps you guessing as to what is going to happen next. Add in an incredible array of new monsters, and this game is hard to resist.
However I found some of the gampely and most of the graphics are better left to the PS3 version. As is with most games made for these two systems the 360 falls short.