Sparda™
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The Phantarch;117769 said:Fair enough, everyone is entitled to their opinion.
I think it's going a little too far saying that it's nothing on DMC3 though.
For a start it's the only DMC in which you are limited to 1 vital star in your inventory making it that much harder to stay alive on the likes of the later DMD levels. That makes it all the more fun in my opinion.
All of the bosses in the 1st DMC are charismatic and you learn each of them well rather than the loads of practically anonymous bosses the sequels (and prequel) have thrown. I mean in DMC3 the only boss you fought more than once was Vergil. I preferred the original's way of you getting to know your enemy, if you see what I mean.
Also what I dislike about DMC3 is that a lot of enemies seem ridiculously cartoonish. The mastery of the truly macabre lies once more with DMC1.
In DMC4 Nero's arm was too powerful, there's no two ways about it. It demolished most enemies too quickly for my liking.
On top of this, the original has the sexiest sword in the series, Alastor.
If you're talking about difficulty, the only game I've heard fans complain is Devil May Cry 3.
And the enemies of Devil May Cry 3 were way more intriguing that the ones of 1.
The most gothic ambience is found on number 3.
Of course, I can't change your mind and I don't want to, really. There are people which are in love with the original, but a brotherly fight in Devil May Cry 3, on top of a mysterious demonic tower is just plain wet.