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Re: Devil May Cry Anime Helps DMC5 Achieve Record Sales Ahead Of Switch 2 Launch

Broosh

@axelhander Like I said, I can't speak for any of the toxicity you've had to deal with for liking the show (every fanbase has their stinkers, to @SalvorHardin's point), and it doesn't excuse such behavior. To me, it's like Netflix One Piece. I'm not a fan and don't appreciate how it deviates from the source, but if it spreads awareness and gets people into the source material, then that's a net-positive.

Re: Devil May Cry Anime Helps DMC5 Achieve Record Sales Ahead Of Switch 2 Launch

Broosh

@Nao120 Sengoku Basara is awesome! I also wish to see it return some day. And to your question, DMC 1, 3, 4, and 5 are the core entries worth experiencing for sure! The reboot is a mess as far as story goes, but I will vouch for the gameplay, it's worth checking out down the line if you're still curious after playing the mainline games. 2...eh, not unless it's in the HD bundle with 1 and 3 😅 It's just boring more than anything.

Re: Devil May Cry Anime Helps DMC5 Achieve Record Sales Ahead Of Switch 2 Launch

Broosh

@axelhander I can't speak for the toxicity, but DMC series fans have been put through the ringer (especially those that want a consistent chronology)! DMC2 is infamously a wreck, 4 was good but wasn't a big step forward from 3 (until arguably 4 special edition which greatly boosted replay value), a reboot that had horrible writing/dialogue but fun (albeit different) gameplay, then all seemed lost for several years until 5 was announced. So to go from that renewed hype to a Netflix show that completely rewrites the characters and story, that ruffled some feathers.

Re: Opinion: Replaying Games Is Better Than Playing Games

Broosh

This is true a majority of the time for me, but there are rare instances where the magic of the initial playthrough is lost. Astro Bot comes to mind from my personal experience. I had an absolute blast on my first 100% playthrough, but revisits don't hit the same with the strict movement tech.

Re: Review: Yoshi And The Mysterious Book (Switch 2) - Charming Enough, But Ultimately Lacklustre

Broosh

I'm surprised how offended people are from the get-go by someone not enjoying the game as much as they had hoped they would. It's not like NL are spreading misinformation, the review goes into detail about the highs and lows of their experience. You should always check multiple reviews before voting with your wallet, but then you have to ask what you're looking for in the higher-scoring reviews (do their biases echo your own tastes and reinforce what you personally wanted to hear) 🤔