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Topic	Playing Devil May Cry 1 and I can definitely see the Resident Evil influences.
Rhylos 07/20/19 3:57:42 PM #13:	Turbam posted... Banjo2553 posted... Turbam posted... It's honestly incredible that an action game with tank controls works as well as it does It's not really tank controls, just fixed camera. But yeah, they were able to keep it up for 4 games until the reboot and 5 completely did away with it. The first one definitely has tank controls. Granted, they aren't as restricted as Resident Evil, but Dante moves forward when you hold up on the control stick no matter what direction he's facing. Not quite. Whatever direction you're holding when the camera changes, Dante will continue to go in that direction (even if it's "wrong.") After the camera change, if you let go of the stick, then Dante will go whatever direction you want. <cite>Rhylos posted [p:924950017] in Playing De... [t:77877409]...</cite> <quote><cite>Turbam posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Banjo2553 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Turbam posted...</cite> <quote>It's honestly incredible that an action game with tank controls works as well as it does</quote> It's not really tank controls, just fixed camera. But yeah, they were able to keep it up for 4 games until the reboot and 5 completely did away with it.</quote> The first one definitely has tank controls. Granted, they aren't as restricted as Resident Evil, but Dante moves forward when you hold up on the control stick no matter what direction he's facing.</quote> Not quite. Whatever direction you're holding when the camera changes, Dante will continue to go in that direction (even if it's "wrong.") After the camera change, if you let go of the stick, then Dante will go whatever direction you want.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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