The GameDaily One-Minute Review

Devil May Cry 4 follows a slightly different route than previous entries in the series. Rather than putting you directly in control of the gun-slinging Dante, this time you contend with Nero, a fully capable brawler with a demon arm. That's not a bad thing, however. The addition of Nero – along with terrific puzzles, enemies and bosses (HUGE suckers) – make DMC 4 the most efficient sequel to date. The gameplay is sparkling with life, and picks up even more once Dante enters the fray. The visuals and sound are excellent, even with slightly bothersome camera hitches.