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leodheme In reply to C-lon [2010-01-02 11:13:47 +0000 UTC]

Thanks, but stall not exactly accurate.

Back in days of DMC1, I actually review the scene of acquiring the sword several time to memorize and figure it out on how the sword transforms.

As you may seen, the sword is made out of 3 piece; the gripable sword spine, lower blade of left piece, and upper blade of right piece.

There were 3 presented forms of weapon. The claymore originally and always, piercing spear for any stabbing move like Stinger or unamed Million-Stab, and a scythe for Round-Trips' special charge attack in the first game.



The funny thing is EA's Dante's Inferno also has a very simular main weapon as well but scythe mode as default. The game's combat game play is aimed as designing to be something new but might end up something like Sony's God of War due to some program mechanic staff are hired in the project.

Anyway, Happy New Year!

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NoxRose In reply to leodheme [2012-01-03 09:37:18 +0000 UTC]

How observent of you. Also probably the best drawing I have ever seen of the Sparda sword! ^_^ I love that sword. <3 It does not get enough attetion for how cool it is!

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C-lon In reply to leodheme [2010-01-02 14:28:16 +0000 UTC]

It's even more amazing that you recognize three different parts! Thanks for the background info on DMC and that Dante's Inferno (I've been wondering about that game myself). Happy new year.

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leodheme In reply to C-lon [2010-01-05 04:35:59 +0000 UTC]

You should try the game eventually but don't buy unless you like it as many people normally do.

Very well sticked to the original Inferno, but still some alternations like GoW to Greek mythology.

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