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DmC developer Ninja Theory has invited some of the world's top Devil May Cry players to its studio to try the game and offer some constructive feedback.
As seen on NeoGAF, invitations reportedly sent out today read:
"I'm part of the team currently developing the new Devil May Cry title at Ninja Theory and I wanted to get in touch to see if you'd like to come in and play the game.
"Essentially I'm inviting in a very select few really top end DMC players to come and play through a section of the game and talk to some of our team about your experience."
The developer has offered to cover travel costs.
sosWith this much dedication, they deserve at least a benefit of a doubt.
If the gameplay is done wrong, we can now blame the so called "top players".
UE3 is still good enough for this gen.Even Bioshock Infinite is using them, though Ken Levine did say that they did their own share of modifications to the engine.
The problem is not the game engine, but the developers that doesnt fully utilize it.
Added the fact how dated consoles gcs are, its amazing how some developers could squeeze great graphics out of it.
Im guessing ppl expect EVERY developers to be able to do it too, but sadly this isnt the case most of the time.