Unfortunately though, if you were hoping that the Devil May Cry HD Collection‘s leap onto PlayStation 4 and Xbox One was going to bring the titles a little more up to date for the masses, you’re going to be sorely disappointed. But still, all three games are highly playable and enjoyable in their own right, and with rumours abound that Devil May Cry 5 is soon to be announced, there’s never been a better time to experience them.

While there are clear advancements with each release, compared to more modern titles, the movement in all three games now feels clunky, and the combat in the first two titles has lost its shine. With the existence of Bayonetta and its even more over-the-top sequel, it’s not an opinion I share, but I won’t deny that the Devil May Cry games of yesteryear still have a great deal of charm, despite now being rather dated. In fact, there are many who believe that Devil May Cry 3 is still the pinnacle of them. The first three Devil May Cry games, all originally released on PlayStation 2, pretty much laid the foundations for future stylish action games.

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