Nero Must Die! Devil May Cry 4'S Lost Potential

Devil May Cry 4 Retrospective Although Devil May Cry 3 wasn’t nearly as much of a commercial success as the original or even Devil May Cry 2 for that matter, it still managed to repair the series’ image completely, if not actually bolster it. Hideaki Itsuno had saved Devil May Cry and Capcom was now in possession of a legitimate powerhouse franchise with a competent team at the helm. On a conceptual level, Devil May Cry 4 could not fail. Of course, that’s just conceptually. Devil May Cry 4 will forever be a reminder of the dangers of rushing a

Nero Must Die! Devil May Cry 4'S Lost Potential

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