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In 2015, seven years after its original release, Capcom developed a remastered version called ''Devil May Cry 4: [[UpdatedRerelease Special Edition]]'' and released it on Platform/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and PC. New features included Turbo mode and [[ZergRush Legendary Dark Knight difficulty]] (which were in the original PC release, but now implemented on the console versions for the first time) as well as three whole new playable characters: [[TheRival Vergil]], [[TheGunslinger Lady]], and [[ShockAndAwe Trish]].
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In 2015, seven years after its original release, Capcom developed a remastered version called ''Devil May Cry 4: [[UpdatedRerelease Special Edition]]'' and released it on Platform/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, Platform/XboxOne, and PC. New features included Turbo mode and [[ZergRush Legendary Dark Knight difficulty]] (which were in the original PC release, but now implemented on the console versions for the first time) as well as three whole new playable characters: [[TheRival Vergil]], [[TheGunslinger Lady]], and [[ShockAndAwe Trish]].
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* UpdatedRerelease: Like ''3'', it comes in the form of a "Special Edition" for UsefulNotes/TheEighthGenerationOfConsoleVideoGames (the original release of ''4'' was on the seventh generation). It added Turbo mode and Legendary Dark Knight difficulty (which were in the original PC release, but appeared here on console for the first time) and also added Vergil, Lady, and Trish as playable characters. Other features include [[AndYourRewardIsClothes unlockable alternate costumes]] (which were absent in the vanilla version), achievements/trophies, a revamped save system, and some graphical tweaks. Notably, it also came out nearly ''seven years'' after the original, whereas ''3''[='=]s Special Edition only took one year, and [[DuelingGames roughly around the same time, a similar "Definitive Edition" arrived for the reboot]], ''VideoGame/DMCDevilMayCry''.
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* UpdatedRerelease: Like ''3'', it comes in the form of a "Special Edition" for UsefulNotes/TheEighthGenerationOfConsoleVideoGames MediaNotes/TheEighthGenerationOfConsoleVideoGames (the original release of ''4'' was on the seventh generation). It added Turbo mode and Legendary Dark Knight difficulty (which were in the original PC release, but appeared here on console for the first time) and also added Vergil, Lady, and Trish as playable characters. Other features include [[AndYourRewardIsClothes unlockable alternate costumes]] (which were absent in the vanilla version), achievements/trophies, a revamped save system, and some graphical tweaks. Notably, it also came out nearly ''seven years'' after the original, whereas ''3''[='=]s Special Edition only took one year, and [[DuelingGames roughly around the same time, a similar "Definitive Edition" arrived for the reboot]], ''VideoGame/DMCDevilMayCry''.
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''Devil May Cry 4'' is a StylishAction HackAndSlash game developed by Creator/{{Capcom}} for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3, UsefulNotes/Xbox360, and PC, originally released in February (the consoles) and June (PC) 2008. The game is the third {{Numbered Sequel|s}} in the ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' series after 2005's ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry3DantesAwakening''.
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''Devil May Cry 4'' is a StylishAction HackAndSlash game developed by Creator/{{Capcom}} for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3, UsefulNotes/Xbox360, Platform/PlayStation3, Platform/Xbox360, and PC, originally released in February (the consoles) and June (PC) 2008. The game is the third {{Numbered Sequel|s}} in the ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' series after 2005's ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry3DantesAwakening''.
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In 2015, seven years after its original release, Capcom developed a remastered version called ''Devil May Cry 4: [[UpdatedRerelease Special Edition]]'' and released it on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and PC. New features included Turbo mode and [[ZergRush Legendary Dark Knight difficulty]] (which were in the original PC release, but now implemented on the console versions for the first time) as well as three whole new playable characters: [[TheRival Vergil]], [[TheGunslinger Lady]], and [[ShockAndAwe Trish]].
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In 2015, seven years after its original release, Capcom developed a remastered version called ''Devil May Cry 4: [[UpdatedRerelease Special Edition]]'' and released it on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, Platform/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and PC. New features included Turbo mode and [[ZergRush Legendary Dark Knight difficulty]] (which were in the original PC release, but now implemented on the console versions for the first time) as well as three whole new playable characters: [[TheRival Vergil]], [[TheGunslinger Lady]], and [[ShockAndAwe Trish]].
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* SenseImpairedMonster: Blitz demons are blind, and their [[MonsterCompendium Enemy File]] description explicitly states that they have to rely on their other senses to track their prey's movements. However, this also means they're prone to [[HelpfulMook attacking their fellow demons]], indicating their difficulty in distinguishing friend from foe.
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* SidetrackBonus: The [[TheLostWoods "Lost Woods"]] area is a series of crossroads where you need to [[OneOfTheseDoorsIsNotLikeTheOther figure out the correct path]] using light and shadows as your guide. Going into the wrong path however takes you to the "Hidden Pit" where you are forced to fight a group of enemies, though you'll also find a Blue Orb Fragment there for your efforts.
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* PreviouslyOn: Beating the game unlocks a "History of DMC" video that briefly recaps the previous three games, though they are arranged in release order; there's only a little hint that the series has an AnachronicOrder or that ''Devil May Cry 3'' is a {{prequel}}. In between the plot summaries, there are also short bios for the major characters of each game.
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* PowerUpMagnet: This game introduced the "Get More Orbs" skill in the franchise. It greatly expands the scope of your orb acquisition range, allowing you to collect orbs from afar faster than usual.
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* PowerUpMagnet: This game introduced the character-specific "Get More Orbs" skill in the franchise. It greatly expands the scope of your orb acquisition range, allowing you to collect orbs from afar faster than usual.
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** This game introduced the "Get More Orbs" skill in the franchise, but it acts like a quality-of-life feature anyway. It greatly expands the scope of your orb acquisition range, allowing you to collect orbs from afar faster than usual.
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* PowerUpMagnet: This game introduced the "Get More Orbs" skill in the franchise. It greatly expands the scope of your orb acquisition range, allowing you to collect orbs from afar faster than usual.
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* VoluntaryShapeshifting: The Gladius demons can freely shift between a [[LivingWeapon sword form]] and a flying reptile form.
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* PressurePlate: Standing on Continuum Pads reveal or activate a nearby Grim Grip that you can grapple on.
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** Standing on Continuum Pads reveal or activate a nearby Grim Grip that you can grappleon.on.
** Mission 11 also has two stone pressure plates that must be [[TwoKeyedLock pushed at the same time]] to open a gate.
** Standing on Continuum Pads reveal or activate a nearby Grim Grip that you can grapple
** Mission 11 also has two stone pressure plates that must be [[TwoKeyedLock pushed at the same time]] to open a gate.
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** In Mission 11, there's a gate that can only be opened by [[TwoKeyedLock activating its pressure plates on both sides at once]]. There's a Scarecrow demon on the other side, so Nero can just pull it to the pressure plate and help him open the gate.
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* HelpfulMook:
** [[ActionBomb Self-detonating demons]] such as the Blitz also deal massive damage to their fellow demons when they explode. They tend to "accidentally" help you clear out a room of enemies provided they are closely-packed with the rest. Furthermore, the Blitz is a MiniBoss type of a demon {{Mook}} that's difficult to deal with. However, it's blind and thus can accidentally hurt its fellow demons whenever it strikes or {{Teleport Spam}}s.
** Thanks to the game's MeleeATrois mechanics, the artificial demons created by Agnus (Angelos, Gladii and Basilisks) will fight the other demons and vice versa, which can be helpful for the player as the demons tend to switch their aggro. In normal circumstances, this happens rarely (such as in Mission 17, where two Alto Angelos confront a Faust), but it's in full force in the Legendary Dark Knight mode where [[MonstersEverywhere dozens of enemies spawn at once]].
** In the Bloody Palace mode, the Chimera Seeds are guaranteed to drop Green Orbs that restore the player character's vitality.
** [[ActionBomb Self-detonating demons]] such as the Blitz also deal massive damage to their fellow demons when they explode. They tend to "accidentally" help you clear out a room of enemies provided they are closely-packed with the rest. Furthermore, the Blitz is a MiniBoss type of a demon {{Mook}} that's difficult to deal with. However, it's blind and thus can accidentally hurt its fellow demons whenever it strikes or {{Teleport Spam}}s.
** Thanks to the game's MeleeATrois mechanics, the artificial demons created by Agnus (Angelos, Gladii and Basilisks) will fight the other demons and vice versa, which can be helpful for the player as the demons tend to switch their aggro. In normal circumstances, this happens rarely (such as in Mission 17, where two Alto Angelos confront a Faust), but it's in full force in the Legendary Dark Knight mode where [[MonstersEverywhere dozens of enemies spawn at once]].
** In the Bloody Palace mode, the Chimera Seeds are guaranteed to drop Green Orbs that restore the player character's vitality.
