This means the game looks great, it's graphically scaleable, you can use a keyboard to play it and, to top it off, it plays like the entire PC development team was briefed with a PowerPoint presentation with the title 'Hell Yeah!' while drinking Red Bull and listening to Nine Inch Nails' 'The Perfect Drug'. Amazingly though, Devil May Cry 4 is a slick, PC-enhanced title, not a hastily shoe-horned mess.
There Is a reason we've given so much space to this Capconi stunner something that previously seemed destined to arrive mangled during the trip from console to PC.
