Ah, another "New coke" maneuver being tried by Capcom and Ninja Theory.
I'll expect them to bring back the "Old Dante" after this game tanks.
I'll expect them to bring back the "Old Dante" after this game tanks.
Capcom indeed be trollin'Irridium said:Capcom be trollin'...
Whoo Hoo! Thank God! I was worried it was nothing BUT a publicity stunt.Logan Westbrook said:Svensson said not to expect any major changes to Dante's design before the game launches either, at least not until the end of the game. "This is meant to be an origin story,"
That's true. And isn't one of the big complaints that apparently the new Dante isn't "Japanese" enough?Hazardlife said:Right now, I expect CAPCOM are like:
The change in design is unexpected, but it doesn't really bother me that much.
In Japanese media, it's pretty common for badass characters to start out as dislikable brats, only to "man the hell up" due to shocking or life changing circumstances.
not all change is good change kids.Rewold said:I welcome change with open hands.
You definitely had some points in your whole post, but I didn't want to quote too much and make this post huge. And, well, this is the bit I wanted to respond to.ChromeAlchemist said:Plus, "White Haired Pretty Boy" is iconic, along with his red jacket. I actually wouldn't mind "dark haired heroin addict" if it wasn't Dante, most wouldn't.
Really?etherlance said:Pesonally I'm glad they changed him.
In the first DMC he was a cold serious fighter with a bad past and felt really cool to play.
In DMC 2 they kept the character going and made another great game......
Then DMC 3 came along and portrayed him as some cocky little shit who seemed to transfer his seriousness into his brother Virgil.