Finally completed Devil May Cry 4 on the Devil Hunter
mode (hard), and so additional difficulties are n-
ow available and I may try those out later, b-
ut for now, just glad am I to have com-
pleted it. I took a long while acqui-
ring gems and attempting to u-
pgrade my abilities and we-
aponry (plus I left the g-
ame on pause in wh-
ile the internal t-
imer continue-
s to tick), s-
o it took
49 ho-
urs
(laugh-
s). It real-
ly only took a-
bout 14, though I
could have rushed th-
rough it to complete the
game quicker if I did not e-
nd that loop which I caught m-
yself in trying to get those gems.
Anyway, I will just go back and try t-
o find more orbs that I have missed an-
d earn more gems to max out both player's
abilities. For the very moment, though, I will
see if I can test out the games displayed below :
Incredible Crisis (I'm surprised this was still available in the local gaming store I acquired it from since I thought that they have phased out all of the PSone games) and One Piece Mansion (both are just a collection pieces)...
The back of One Piece Mansion...
Incredible Crisis... the rear.
Super Bust-A-Move for the PS2 (does anyone remember the old gaming ad that featured this image?) and Caesar's Palace (Game Gear).
Super Dogdeball Advance... a remake of Super Dogdeball on the NES (which had characters similar in look as River City Ransom). This remake features anime-styled characters upgraded visuals/effects.
