On the 1st day of Dante-mas, Capcom gave to us…

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Today on this 1st day of Dante-mas, Capcom gave to us: Doing things in the wrong order.

Much like the order of these posts, is it a countdown? Like the twelve days of Xmas… is it and advent calendar? Who knows.

But yeah doing things in the wrong order. All of the missions in Devil May cry can be played completely out of order… I don’t know how many of you out there have actually done this, but I always forget what order the missions occur in and find that I just try my best choose the missions with bosses.

This is the last in the series of the Days of Dante-mas. Next Devil May Cry you hear from us will be a review or rantings.

Check out all the posts here.

Anyways, I’m cutting this post short as I have better things to do… i.e. play DMC4, I got it early… One of the perks of being in the games industry. YAAAS

Laters,

Richie X

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  1. Anonymous18:00

    Not that I'm one to talk, but check out the awesomeness of this review (dude thinks that when you hover while firing guns is a glitch...).

    http://www.bit-tech.net/gaming/2008/02/07/devil_may_cry_4/1

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