DMC4 will have Achievements on PS3 version!!!

[LordTheNightKnight]

makingmusic476 said:

LordTheNightKnight said:

makingmusic476 said:

LordTheNightKnight said:

Famine said:

LordTheNightKnight said:

Well if it works, it works. Bashing the PS3 for that is as bad, and dishonest, as those claiming the capacity is vital for 7th gen gaming.

I'm bashing it? I'm just stating what Capcom has said, and if Gamespot is right, which it seems they are, people are going to have to dedicate 30 minutes for the damn thing to download.

It sucks in the shortterm, but in the end, it may pay off dividends.

Oh. I thought you meant just padding the disc, the way some PS2 games did, not installing it.

Installing is annoying. They could have just streamed, the way the Xbox did. The only excuse I'm taking for that is that it could be an anti-piracy measure.

The install is optional. You can either install 5gb and have no loading, or not and have loading like the 360 version.

The ps3 version also has lossless audio, for those with the meansto useit. :)

You didn't read the link.

http://www.ps3fanboy.com/2008/01/04/devil-may-cry-gets-sixaxis-support-achievements/

First is an annoyance that we're sure many will complain about: the 5GB install to remove the game's load times is not optional. When the game releases, you'll be forced to endure minutes upon minutes of waiting as the game copies gigabytes of data to your PS3 hard drive.

Also, where did you get lossless audio? It would make sense, but where's any proof? It's not in that link.

From the original ps3fanboy article discussing this topic:

http://www.ps3fanboy.com/2007/12/26/devil-may-cry-4-to-include-hard-drive-install-5-1-lpcm-audio-p

Apparently, I didn't read the new story thoroughly enough, but here's what the original article said:

An optional hard drive install will supposedly remove all load times from the game. But, be warned -- it's quite a hefty install at nearly 5GB. Not only will load times be shortened on the PS3, but audiophiles will be glad to hear that the PS3 version also includes 5.1 LPCM audio. There's also support for the PSN, although how exactly it will work is still unclear. Regardless, it makes us glad to see the PS3 version of DMC4 get extra functionality.

Okay.