Devil May Cry HD Collection

People are scared to make characters like this in todays games. Some hater said "those characters are cringe" while adjusting their stupid glasses and so many people just went along with it out of fear of social isolation. CHARACTERS LIKE THIS WILL ALWAYS be cool. Dont let popular media tell you otherwise. The world needs butt rock games. The world needs edgy cool dudes with big hearts. Dont let the haters win. Love Dante, Kiryu, Jack Raiden, and Shadow the Hedgehog. I beg you

Beautiful collection, amazing games despite DMC 2's flaws. It's always nice being able to revisit old games. The ost from this saga is iconic.

99% time spent on Devil May Cry HD Collection gooning to Dante Sparda 1% time spent on Devil May Cry HD Collection actually playing the game

Gameplay is obviously very outdated, so if you're not a huge fan of the DMC franchise, I would much rather recommend you to buy DMC5. 1. DMC1 is pretty good but the bosses are incredibly repetetive. 2. DMC2 is hands down the worst game I have ever played and I would much rather stick my balls in a deep fryer than ever play that game again for even a single minute. 3. DMC3 is very good but I do admit some of the bosses and encounters got me really frustrated and made me feel like quitting the game entirely (but if you like a challenging game, you'll probably love this even more).

DMC1: 24 Years Later and its game still holding up very well,Yes its his bad moments but you cant expect much from his time DMC2: No......Needs a Remake DMC3: The best and most difficult game in the franchise.Now with the new mod CRIMSON MOD have tons of options to make it like DMC5, 20 Years Later and the game is still PEAK

Pretty dang good. I see how it helped defined the genre! 1 and 3 play pretty well, 3 really takes the cake. Still a fun action game some 20 years later.

play with a controller if you can, its more fun that way and easier

DMC 1 is a great introduction to the franchise. The game was SO HARD that I wanted to smash my computer but if I don't beat it, I won't sleep at night, so I finished the game and DAYUM! IT WAS SO PEAK!! IT FILLED MY DARK SOUL WITH LiGhTtTtT~!! Please don't play DMC 2. DMC 3 is even peaker than DMC 1 (imo)!!! The story, the cutscenes, the characters, the gameplay, everything!!! EVERYTHING WAS ABSOLUTE CINEMA!!! There was a time I want to smash my computer but I still love this game dammit!! The fact that it was 20 years old doesn't make it age like milk at all. It was a fine wine! It was life changing experience for me! Totally recommended!

These games are really fun and enjoyable for how old they are, Im very surprised how fun they are. I highly recommend playing these games first if you are looking to get into devil may cry, especially play dmc 3. Great introduction to a great series of games.

try to play the game and not goon to lady challenge

played dmc without a gamepad...all fingers are now in blood. I HAAATE THOSE CAMERA ANGLES dmc1 was rough but engaging. I practically crashed out on every boss dmc2 was just there...but I got the collection just cause of it dmc3 was goood — the combat, weapons, cutscenes, characters — everything works. Just not on a keyboard, where every fight feels like you're about to d!e irl

DMC3 alone is worth the ludicrously low price. They were so generous to give us DMC2 for such a low price with two other games!

pretty good collection for its buck but Id deffo recommend getting it on discount for sure DMC1: decent but it does show signs of it being dated especially during the later parts DMC2: like dmc1 in terms of datedness but its substantially worse DMC3: arguably the peak of the franchise

dmc 1 is good despite some of the more annoying things about it (underwater segments, fighting the same like five bosses over and over, final boss fight). it does have the best atmosphere in the whole series on account of it almost being resident evil 4. dmc 2 is the most popular and beloved entry in the series and i can see why people sing its praises but i honestly didn't care for it and never finished it. dmc 3 is good.

Dmc 3 is one of the best games capcom has ever made, I would recommend this collection for anyone who enjoys the dmc games and want more Stylish Action

Devil May Cry HD Collection is one of my sacred scriptures of hack-and-slash gameplay. less like games and more like chaotic rhythm tests where the beat is punch-kick-gun-and random object, and your score depends on how hard you can button mash while pretending you totally meant to do that. The cutscenes? Imagine if a goth Michael Bay directed an energy drink commercial after binge-watching anime and forgetting what physics is. Now, about Devil May Cry 2... yeah, it’s here. That's all that will be said. Skip it unless you're a completionist or a masochist. How is it still crashing, though? And shoutout to my boy Jester, Mr. Chaos incarnate in clown makeup, who pops out on your screen to geek out and then just disappears; I mess with

dmc 1- pretty cool would love to see a remake with actual useable controls cuz the holding rb for certain moves so annoying and analog stick for certain attacks and better camera angles. Then i would try the hardest difficulty and yellow orb system stupid and i only see 1 benefit the achivement and thats it. Pretty cool game with it all being in a castle with greek theme it seems and u can go to any area it seems during any mission baso which is cool and unique and secret missions cool also. dmc 2- dmc 3-

plae DMC2 is the best, donte is good and bets in geaem play game p,.ls

im writing this review as if the second game doesnt exist, seriously dont even play dmc 2 its not plot relevant at all and the gameplay sucks now for 1 and 3, classics. they really hold up well today, these games are just fucking cool. the games hold up really well today despite their age, they're genuinely difficult but not unfair. the music is really good, combat is super fun and everything thats happening is always so COOL. its criminal to only play dmc 5 and not experience the previous games as well. when this collection is on sale its genuinely a steal

This game collection is amazing. Got me into Devil May Cry. 100% going to buy 4 and five when I get more money

I spent 30 oh my 57 hours on dmc 2 because of how fun it was, great story and innovative combat experience. I recommend this game to anyone looking for a gaming experience unlike any other!!

Time has not been generous to these games. Even 3rd game, you can remove the 1st 5/6 parts of the game and you pretty much do not miss anything, because they like to reuse there bosses and you have to fight them again anyway. Like the games are ok, but thats all about it

I love these games! The only thing that could make them better is if they were adapted by a anti-white indian who hates america and turns it into a story about refugees.

[h1] Devil May Cry HD Collection [/h1] Best game series oat for me Here is some cons and pros about this product [h3] Pros [/h3] ●Those games are showing off all its potential if you play most of difficulties ●Nice to play after a hard day ●Satisfying gameplay and the way you learn new stuff ●Different variety of combos ●Nice story and gameplay ●Overall this game is perfect [h3] Cons [/h3] ○Devil may cry 2 ○Devil may cry 2 x2 ○Devil may cry 2 x3 [h2] Verdict [/h2] The game definitely worth its money if you like slasher games and want to destroy some of your nerve cells. Warning: Tell your family to dont disturb you while you playing this game

It's a great game, the only problem is the fixed camera angle in DMC and DMC2 which is really annoying for me, but its a great game, 10/10.

Highly recommend if you are a fan of DMC as it is awesome to be able to have the collection of the first 3 games... even if you don't want DMC 2 lol but plays great and is awesome to go and play through these games again especially DMC 3 as it is the best and really kicked off what everyone loves about Devil May Cry!

DMC1 : Filled my dark soul with light. DMC2: We dont talk about DMC2 DMC3: Peak DMC, great bosses, great mechanics, great characters, great everything, introduces the goat lady, man I love this game.

Great game. After I beat all the missions with SSS rank, I have gained enough skill to beat cancer.

Amazing collection of 2 games. DMC1's gameplay is a bit dated but still a great experience even after 24 years. DMC3 is when the series really started to shine with it's combat.

Honestly, the collection of three DMC games is amazing, im into the lore, the characters, all of it

The Crimson mod revitalizes this masterpiece of a game. Despite it being in beta and buggy, this mod is similar in quality like Brutal Doom and Stalker Gamma

Very buggy. DMC 2 crashes so I couldn't even boot it up. Very weird changes in aspect ratio with videos and menus. The "HD" is just stretched so everything looks flat. Just use an emulator to play the older versions and save some money.

It's the best (and worst) of DMC DMC1 Really great DMC2 ???? DMC3 Greatest game ever conceived So yeah, worth playing and buying even if 1 and 3 make you wanna bash your head against the wall.

Devil May Cry (2001) Dated, but still holds up well. Tough bosses, a gloomy atmosphere, and plenty of campy dialogue. A warning for somebody entering the series for the first time is to look up a beginner's guide to the controls, as the game doesn't do the best job of explaining your moveset. I'd give it a 7/10: I'd go back and play this again in a year. Devil May Cry 2 (2003) This is the low point of the series. Assuming you've started with the first game and moved on to the second, you'll be disappointed by the slow, agonizing combat that focuses on shooting enemies rather than performing stylish combos. Combined with the awful movement mechanics, boring enemies, and worthless story, this is easily the worst game in the entire series - and to top it all off, the game crashes if you switch windows. Unless you are the kind of player who needs to play every game in a series, just skip this one. Devil May Cry 2 gets a 3/10: It functions as a game and has a (bad) story. Devil May Cry 3 (2005) Now THIS is Devil May Cry. Fell in love with the goofy writing of the original? It's cranked up to 11. Want to get back to dishing out death via stylish combos? Well, now we have on the fly weapon switching and combat styles - as well as a revamped style meter. Do you just really like the creepy feeling of fighting off demons? ...well, you should probably be playing something like Silent Hill or Bloodborne instead, but NOW WE'RE SCALING A DEATH MONUMENT OUR BROTHER RAISED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CITY IN ORDER TO RECONNECT THE DEMON REALM TO EARTH. If that doesn't make you excited... this probably isn't the game for you. I played the game three times back to back on my first playthrough. I will withhold a point due to the game having somewhat convoluted menus, but it's still a phenomenal game: 9/10.

I'm so glad they rerelease 2 great DMC games and that one fever dream Hideaki Itsuno had

Initially, I had lag issues with the game. Went into settings, display, graphics options, manually added the exe file and set it to my graphics card. That fixed the issue. Games feel great and play like I remember as a kid. Gameplay is snappy and fun. Dante is still a great character after all these years.

Devil May Cry 1 was my first time playing a DMC game, and I really enjoyed it. The story, atmosphere, and combat pulled me in and got me into the franchise. I'm glad I started with it, if I had started with DMC3, I probably would've dropped it early on. I'm currently in the middle of DMC3, and it's definitely a lot harder to me then the first game. I've rage-quit a few times, but the challenge is exciting and keeps me coming back. The controls are a bit different from DMC1, so it took some time to adjust, but it wasn’t too bad once I got used to them. I didn’t play DMC2, but between 1 and 3, I’m really enjoying the series so far.

Going in with no experience, I liked the collection overall. The first DMC feels like a game that takes risks, some good (combat), some bad (underwater combat). It oozes atmosphere, rewards experimentation and has just enough depth in its systems to be fun to master. On the flipside, there is some real janky platforming, the grenade gun is a bit too broken, and the end game gear is borderline useless. In DMC 2, when you're low health, you can activate a Majin Devil Trigger that is pretty good. Other than that, the game has no redeeming qualities and offers a nice mix of "zzz" and "please MAKE IT END" moments. While it's nice that it is included in the collection, it does make the 100% experience worse. DMC 3 is a very cinematic game, in a good way. The game has an overwhelming amount of systems, which adds a lot to this game's level of challenge. Once you get the hang of how and when to use which weapons, it's a decent time. The only actual bad thing about the game are a couple of its bosses, which just aren't fun. 100% achievement completion boils down to beating all games on their hardest difficulties, collecting everything and beating all extra modes. There are ways to trivialize most of the difficult bits; the rarest achievements are not that tough.

It was an awesome game ahead of its time, sad that only today in 2025 that people FINALLY recognize how good gaming was back in the early 2000s. Played the OG PS2 game (the controversial one) and beat it ages ago. Now I'm just re-buying and playing this to make YouTube videos out of. You're still not off the hook yet, Capcom.

Played DMC1. A serviceable game. I grew up in the PS2 era, so it doesn't feel insurmountable to play. It's...interesting, kinda kitsch. Terrible voice acting, cheesy intro, plot written on acid - yeah all the hallmarks of a cult classic alright. Game is endearing in a MGS kind-of way, feels like a psuedo-parody. Gameplay is extremely rough. Someone told me that jumping was an afterthought in DMC1 and they added it because they saw how cool it looked, and yeaaaah the game plays as if jumping was an afterthought in design. Well, whatever. DMC1 lacks creature comforts of more modern, refined titles. Big deal, we all expected a 2001 game to play like 2001. What I found most interesting about DMC1 was that this game was famously meant to be Resident Evil 4 and it shows. The vibes are oppressive, the enemies aren't push-overs, the environs feel like HR Giger designed them, it feels survival horror. Surreal to see how the series ended up in DMC5, but that's the beauty of going back to old games and seeing how they started right? Anyway, its nice in a time-capsule kinda way, but I did not finish the game. DMC1 is tough as balls and old as balls and well, I'd rather do something more fun. So, I booted DMC3.

Personally, I think it's worth buying just for Dmc 3. Let's go through all of them, shall we? DMC1 The first in the series, and a must-play for any fan in the series. It has some bit of jank and is outdated compared to today, but it's still playable and fun. DMC2 It's unbelievably mid and boring. There's no story and absolutely no substance. You can finish the entire game by using your guns. I'd say skip it but if you were morbidly curious like me you can give it a try. It's pretty short anyways. DMC3 The best game in the collection and arguably the best in the entire series. The combat is extremely satisfying, the bosses are extraordinary compared to the previous ones. It's also the hardest game in the series, but it is fair. Patience is key and the feeling of accomplishment really makes you feel like a winner. 10/10

at first i didnt like it but after i got a hang of dmc1 and figured out the wya the levels work and the fighiting mechanics it became a really fun game

its very good, on pc it is very hard but youll get used to it after some time, so far the bosses are challenging but not eternal suffering coming from me :)

DMC 3 is probably my favorite action game of all time and genuintely has aged so well to this day. DMC3 genuintely has zero bad parts and is consistent to perfection. Everything feels perfect with its gameplay and mechanics. DMC 1 has aged a little bit, but its still a fun time! It has unique combos and a brilliant atmosphere since it was originally supposed to be a resident evil game. And then theres DMC2. You might as well play it since its in the collection but dont expect anything brilliant.

After watching the Devil May Cry Netflix show, I decided to try the games. They do not disappoint. I've completed my first playthrough of DMC 1, and it's held up despite its age. The characters are entertaining and enjoyable, and the combat is super fun. It was challenging at points, and a few of the boss fights got my heart racing. My only issues were with the cutscenes, as the audio would play before the visuals, so there was a lag, and any parkour was not great to do. I'm excited to play the other two games in the set, but if you're coming from Netflix, so far the games have been better, so it's worth your time.

the games are fun but the only problem i would say is that its difficult is mainly in trying to work with the frames but if you wish to falter and wish to discover the glory of beating them i would recommend getting it

Its like if i found doom, gave it anime, made the mc even more tuff and gave it crack

DMC 1 & 3 are classics and really nice DMC 2 it´s classic torture

Devil May Cry HD Collection The first three DMC games are good, fast-action games, with creative maps and difficult boss encounters, but the games are hampered with bad camera angles and a few frustrating battles that are really difficult to pass without specific tips and a bit of luck. DMC1 and 3 were very challenging, yet DMC2 seemed a bit more forgiving. Each game is half enjoyable, yet the other half of each is a trudging trial of your perseverance. DMC 1 The game is very difficult in spots, and gameplay a bit dated, and more fatiguing than fun. It has enough of a unique coolness factor and combination of gameplay that I recommend trying to get through it for a deep sale price of nine bucks for all 3 games. It definitely uses the same feel of an early Resident Evil mansion where you find various keys, items, and a weird labyrinth of interconnecting portals. What differentiates it from Resident Evil is that the gameplay is quick combat without worrying about conserving ammo, and you can jump, hack and slash, and use special moves and consumables to take out the enemies. Most of it works well, although the rooms can be tight, and the changing camera angles can be jarring. There is plenty of strategy to fighting, but I was surprised how often I needed to just try pummeling the enemy and outlast their attacks. The final missions never seemed to end and the challenge was some of the most fatiguing marathons I have experienced in awhile. DMC 2 is not that bad. My playthrough had slowness problems which I thought was the game itself, but my GPU somehow was throttling down for the whole game, but guns and dodge were still responsive so I played the whole game mostly with guns only. The enemies seemed easier than in the first game, and I rarely died, except for the final boss. The streets and buildings are incredibly drab and look more like an unfinished demo. The camera angles are even worse than the first game, since there are much bigger areas which also have more vertical platforms. They did a poor job with the doors, as you cannot tell which doors are background. Despite having unfinished and ugly ascetics, this game was better than I thought and has a few cool ideas, like your ability to run up the wall and your dodge move, and the general game feels like a decent DMC game and not too difficult. DMC 3 has quick paced action and really good moments, but it can be very difficult and a bit confusing. Its pacing never subsides with plenty of surprises of mini-boss rooms, and main bosses. After each mission, it entertains you with its over the top, campy story segments. Dante talks tough as an invincible demon-man, but you still often get your ass kicked. The interconnected map is well designed but a few times it is confusing to know what you need to proceed or if you need to use your freedom to backtrack across the map or grind for powers. The fighting is exciting but there are so many move sets that lead to more struggles than the other DMC 1 and 2 games. The camera can be extra difficult to keep your perspective because the enemies feel faster than the other games, and the Lock-on mechanism can flip around way too much and lead to failed dodges and unintentional attacks. For some moves, you get stuck in prolonged fight sequences, like multi-stabbing or twirling your blade, that leave you a sitting duck for enemies to unload on you. While most of the bosses present a challenge that rewards a careful strategy such as the amazing chess board boss, a couple of the bosses had some frustrating button mashing that seemed like luck, such as getting a stun to work on the double boss, Agni and Rudra. Also the Arkham boss is an unfun, unfair challenge I tried 100 times and I would never have passed without reading the online community for some tips. The final boss did have a strategy to beat, but it seemed so chaotic and punishing that I relied heavily on consumables (healing and devil trigger) to get the final edge over him. FINAL TIP For all three games, try to have a lot of consumable items for the end of the game, or grind for orbs to stock up; at least 7 Devil Trigger fillers, and 5 health, 3 Holy Waters. Each game has really hard end boss/ boss sequences that feel tough to do much damage. You need to fight well, but eventually for every final boss you have to unleash a final barrage of Consumables (Devil Triggers, Health, and maybe a few Holy Waters) to get the remaining death blows onto the enemy.

this just finna be a dmc3 review because I couldnt really care much about the other two yeah pretty goated best story in the series rivals dmc5 gameplay yet being a ps2 game but also amazing mod support with crimson making the game even more goated. also DMC3 vergil > dmc5 vergil