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Despite the issues this HD Collection has, it´s still a solid option if you wanna play the original Devil May Cry trilogy, if you want all 3Despite the issues this HD Collection has, it´s still a solid option if you wanna play the original Devil May Cry trilogy, if you want all 3 games in one big beefy package then this is what you should be looking for.

This is a good collection of remastered games. I recommend playing Devil May Cry 1 and Devil May Cry 3 (DMC2 doesn't worth it). I had a goodThis is a good collection of remastered games. I recommend playing Devil May Cry 1 and Devil May Cry 3 (DMC2 doesn't worth it). I had a good time with those games who are the ancestors of similar games like God of War or Darksiders. I found the remasters a bit lazy though as I wasn't impressed by the graphics. For Devil May Cry 3, you can play in 16:9 screen format but not in Devil May Cry 1. I think the games are a bit hard for the casual player, especially DMC 3. Devil May Cry 1 is difficult but you will often have to fight against camera angles or ennemies that pop out of the screen.Overall, a good action game that is rewarding and challenging.

I've never played DMCs neither on PS2 nor PS3. I bought HD collection (3 games at the price of 1) and played. At first I was sure I wasted myI've never played DMCs neither on PS2 nor PS3. I bought HD collection (3 games at the price of 1) and played. At first I was sure I wasted my money.. but... I believe DMC1 is awesome. It's am amazing throwback to the oldschool games (Metal Gear Solid, God of War etc) with pretty linear but half-open worlds (like 1st mgs), hard bosses, stages. I cant wait to play 2, 3 and 5. I'm glad I had the chance to play

Missing graphical effects, very low resolution textures everywhere (They could have polished this up a bit) and clipping issues and lightingMissing graphical effects, very low resolution textures everywhere (They could have polished this up a bit) and clipping issues and lighting problems.Other than that though no performance problems or issues running the game at all.I refunded it since my PS2 has the superior ports already.

All of these games are enjoyable, with DMC2 being controversial. However these remakes are an insult to our PS4s. The graphics have barelyAll of these games are enjoyable, with DMC2 being controversial. However these remakes are an insult to our PS4s. The graphics have barely changed, and in some places are worse. This is more of a port than a remaster.On a side note I do hope they eschew the punishing combo system in future iterations.Avoid. Stick to the PS2 versions.

If you’ve never played a Devil May Cry game, then you really have no excuse with its availability on the last three console generations. If you already have this collection, then there is nothing new in this version – it’s got the same great gameplay, just now with a squeaky clean 1080p and 60fps.

It is nice to have these three games to complete the entire DMC anthology on my shiny new console. I enjoyed revisiting all three games as they are definitely memorable parts of my past. For $30 it is hard not to recommend for those with fondness and want to revisit them. For newcomers I can see plenty of people wondering why these games are so cherished among the community.

Devil May Cry 2 remains an uninspired title, but Devil May Cry and Devil May Cry 3 are masterpieces to this day. While people who've played these games a thousand times may find nothing new, everyone will find titles worth their time. These games are classics, and for the most part they still hold up today.

Really great collection, with maybe the exception of Devil May Cry 2.Load times are SUPER fast compared to the previous HD collection andReally great collection, with maybe the exception of Devil May Cry 2.Load times are SUPER fast compared to the previous HD collection and default Devil May Crys on the PS2.

The Devil May Cry trilogy is undoubtedly an older collection of games that can feel dated at times, but without considering the graphics, it often feels just as modern as a game that came out last Tuesday.

Solid collection with three classics, all of which still pack a punch. I would have expected more than a mere resolution upgrade to 1080p, though.

The Devil May Cry series was a series that I found to be very unique back in the day and most of the games that were in the series provided meThe Devil May Cry series was a series that I found to be very unique back in the day and most of the games that were in the series provided me with quite a few enjoyable moments over the years, but I must admit that I was surprised to see the games getting a remaster. Devil May Cry HD Collection does a good job of bringing some nostalgia back to you, but the shortcomings it has unfortunately stop it from being a very good remaster. Shortcomings aside the gameplay feels as good as ever and in my opinion it felt more fluid than in the original games and without a doubt that made it even more addictive than it already was. The controls that are present in the game feel great and they definitely enhance the gameplay somewhat because they remain tight and responsive throughout. Unfortunately in terms of improvements that’s where it ends and I must admit that I was expecting a few more improvements because as it stands at the moment you can’t really consider Devil May Cry HD Collection a true remaster, which is a shame. They also haven’t sorted out the problems that dogged the series back in the day and once again you have to deal with an awful camera. Without a doubt the camera that’s in this game is one of the worst I’ve ever experienced and to say you will have some frustrating moments with it would be a massive understatement. In my opinion these problems should not exist in a remaster and I definitely think these problems will put people off from purchasing it again. In terms of content the game has a huge amount for you to be getting on with, so the replay value is extremely high here. Thankfully most of the content that’s here is pretty good and when you get into the combat side of things you end up having a really enjoyable time because there’s variety all around you. Considering this is a remaster I definitely expected improvements in the presentation side of the game, but unfortunately that wasn’t the case. Visually the game still looks dated and nothing much really stands out, and the same can also be said about the sound design, which is a shame. At the end of the day Devil May Cry HD Collection is not a bad game by any means I just wish they did more with it. Don’t get me wrong fans of the series will find a lot that satisfies them here, but if you’ve never played Devil May Cry before I don’t think this game will give you any serious urges to try it out. That being said it does just enough to get a small recommendation from me because it’s priced well considering the amount of content you get.

It always feels great to be able to play enhanced versions of good old titles on new consoles; but in Devil May Cry's case, there's not enough to get excited about, as visuals are dated and old issues are still there. If you are not a fan of the series, you should probably ignore this one.

A very lazy port of an earlier rushed port, just the XB360/PS3 collection with a higher resolution. Some videos are still in low resolution,A very lazy port of an earlier rushed port, just the XB360/PS3 collection with a higher resolution. Some videos are still in low resolution, graphics is something you would get from an emulator, and there's some audio glitches. Also many of the elements in DMC1 was designed around the 4:3 aspect ratio, switching between fixed camera angles doesn't feel natural and is actually more confusing in 16:9. If they want to release DMC1 in 16:9, they should have just remade it or give us a 4:3 option like the Resident Evil 1 Remaster. DMC3 is still the funnest and is probably the only reason to get this collection.

If Capcom wanted to use this re-release as a way to drum-up interest in a new Devil May Cry game then I feel they've gone about it the wrong way, as there's nothing here that's going to expand the series' player base. But, for those who simply want to play the games and rekindle memories of times gone by, the Devil May Cry HD Collection may just suffice.

This is a collection more for new players than it is fans expecting some sort of new life breathed into their favorite games..This was myThis is a collection more for new players than it is fans expecting some sort of new life breathed into their favorite games..This was my first time playing through these games and they hold up.Still fun!

This is a collection more for new players than it is fans expecting some sort of new life breathed into their favorite games..This was myThis is a collection more for new players than it is fans expecting some sort of new life breathed into their favorite games..This was my first time playing through these games and they hold up.Still fun!

And that, in a nutshell, is the perfect descriptor for Devil May Cry HD Collection: torture. I don’t know what your memories may be telling you about these games from 10-15 years ago, but I can tell you that if you play them now, it’s likely to leave you wondering how they could have become so beloved in the first place. If you have fond memories, keep them there, rather than allowing them to become sullied by this hideous abomination.

Devil May Cry HD Collection is a straight porting of the collection released in 2012 on PS3 and Xbox 360. Textures and assets are pretty much the same and there is no brand new content added to this new release. This game is a lazy remaster that delivers 1080p resolution and a 60fps rock solid gameplay, but nothing more. It represents a missed opportunity by Capcom, bearing in mind the impressive remasters we are seeing these days.

The HD Collection offers nothing new and looks technically out of date. Only suitable for those who want to catch up on Dante's first performances.

Devil May Cry HD Collection is the biggest alternative for the players who didn't get the chance to play the series on PlayStation 2.

Despite the dated visuals and camera issues, the gameplay remains as fun, as fast paced, and as addictive as it was over a decade ago. However, the lack of anything new in this collection may leave many of you wanting for more. The content alone is worth the asking price, but time and minimal effort certainly hasn’t done Dante any favors.