Devil May Cry 5: The Director Tells us How to Made Combat

Devil May Cry 5 Steam Key is a feverish dance of cuts, air steps and strong and powerful clashes, a bloody mix of monsters trapped somewhere between the street fight and the mosque. According to director Hideaki Itsuno, it is also a "good feeling".

Itsuno has been working on Devil May Cry series since 2003. It helped define the action of video games. The last entry, Devil May Cry 5 Steam Key, quickly became one of my favorite games of 2019.

Itsuno has applied the lessons learned from Famista to many games throughout his career. Before working on Devil May Cry, he planned and directed games such as Street Fighter Alpha and Power Stone. The feeling of impact on a home run eventually led to a good hit or kick.

However, there are complications to generate a sense of reaction and effect. The most important thing is that the designers can not control what the players will do. If someone throws a ball at us in real life, even if we are not fully aware of it, we respond of course.

It is difficult to imitate this fluid response in a game, because players can wait until the last possible moment to do something. Itsuno showed it in slow motion. When we see a blow in real life, there is a tension. Walker continued to insist on this point while translating, leaning to show the muscles and tendons of his forearm. For an action game to feel good, this tension must be present.