There's cool, then there's wigging out about a character's change when it's a reboot. I personally think the new design is a bit more relative to what people look like. I'm not going to judge a game by what the main character looks like, unlike so many other people.Warnolo said:Them pal, you know nothing about coolnessAzrealMaximillion said:So people are pissed off about them changing Dante's look? So he looks a little emo who cares? I personally don't see how an emo kid looks any worse than a guy in leather pants, a red leather jacket that's always open with no shirt under, and long white hair. Like really people grow the fuck up.
White hair and red jacket.Saucycardog said:I still think that changing his hair white can solve all this bickering about his look.
And what I find hilarious is that the people who aren't calling him emo/goth are calling him a "twilight fan" look-a-like, or that he looks like Edward Cullen, which is completely crazy because the Cullens both read as and look like a walking American Apparel/Gap advertisement.Aethren said:A lot of the types so willing to dry-hump the anti-emo bandwagon tend to mistake goth and emo because both tend to wear black, have introverted personalities, and are usually quiet, and anyone shallow enough to stay on said bandwagon wouldn't care to educate themselves enough to know the difference.
OT: I for one am loving this new look. Of course, I've never played any of the games, but he just looked like a douche before. A badass douche perhaps, but a douche nonetheless.
If this is his awkward phase, does that make all the other games- including that motorbike- one massive midlife crisis?blakfayt said:Of course it makes sense, kids today listen to all sorts of (going by rocker type kids) new bands, but eventually they find their way to the old bands like Aerosmith, and the like and all of a sudden it's like "WHOA!" so as Dante gets older he looks at old fashions and went "that's sweet, I think I'll dress like that, and since I can't be killed, no one with half a brain in his head will complain about it" so then he goes retro and no one complains about it, cause it works for him, let's call this new dante his "awkward phase".Philbyy said:So... when they sat down to make the prequel, they thought 'his look isn't cool anymore, we need to redsign him.' So they did, in current fashion. Meaning, if you look at his character design i chronological order rather than release order, his fashion will be moving backwards.
It's a fairly minor gripe as things go, but really, your answer to what is to my mind spoiling a really cool character design... is basically a failure of continuity.
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In my country if their Dante arrived at a bar he would be flung out of there with several glass shards up his ass and half of his body missing. If they are a western developer then they should very well know what people here consider cool.But what was cool in 2002 when Devil May Cry was released wasn't cool any more and for the game to have the same vibrant energy, it had to draw on new sources of inspiration. "If Dante, dressed as he was, walked into any bar outside of Tokyo, he'd get laughed out,"
If he was a new character in a new ip we would accept it. But now they just took an existing character and took away everything we liked about him. It's as if they took Mario and made a gritty reboot where he has a mohawk, wears eyeliner, rapes the princess before killing her and then proceeds on a journey to [censored] Bowser. Actually that sounds kinda cool... (but the new Dante still sucks in my opinion)piscian said:So dante's a poor homeless teenager, meh I dont see what the big deal is. Mario is the most retarded looking character in videogames, since when did you guys get so vain?